Amp wiring kit

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djtoothowd

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still need to order my wire kit. i want 0 awg wire but dont want to spend an arm and a leg.

here is the kit i think im going to get:

http://www.woofersetc.com/p-6832-spk5201r-stinger-0-gauge-amplifier-wiring-kit-3400-watt.aspx


but hows this one?:

http://www.woofersetc.com/p-7251-lk...auge-4000-watt-dual-amplifier-wiring-kit.aspx

also are there anything special i should look for with rca's? and what size speaker wire for my SA-15 D4s?

any suggestions? how much 0 gauge will i need to reach my cargo area? im putting a second battery in my left quarter panel. (will post a new thread with that install)

thanks
 
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any local shops around you? I used to put my own kit together at the local shop so I could pick and choose what I wanted as far as guages go. Just a thought
 

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What kind of setup are you going to be running? I wouldn't run 0 awg unless absolutely necessary. It is not fun to run and try to hide.
 
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Im running Sundown saz1500 with 2 SA-15 D4s. 2nd battery (optima) in the back. Will be adding more later. Not worried about hiding the wire. This won't be my first 0 awg install.

There are audio shops around but I've always been told it would b cheaper to buy a kit than build my own.
 

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I just like picking out different guages for different applications. Any kit that I've ever bought has one or two pieces, or wires that I don't like. Havn't shopped a kit in a while though, may be cheaper to buy a kit for the wiring you do like and replace the junk fuse block that it comes with. The ground apperatus in a kit is the other piece i've never cared for.
 

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