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RE: wiring system - 8/15/2007 12:45:59 PM
ltrayne84
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capacitor and depending on how many amps you think you're gonna be putting out, a thicker power wire with a ground wire being the same thickness
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RE: wiring system - 8/15/2007 2:38:13 PM
PReal
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quote: ORIGINAL: ltrayne84 capacitor and depending on how many amps you think you're gonna be putting out, a thicker power wire with a ground wire being the same thickness Capacitors are a hugegantic waste of money and installation time. You will need to run 4 gauge off the battery and split it into dual 8 guage at a dbock as close as possible to the amps. Also, make sure that you use the same gauge wire as a ground as you have power wire feeding your amp.
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RE: wiring system - 8/15/2007 2:38:42 PM
PReal
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BTW, I always like to get a fused dblock. It is one more level of protection.
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