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Runnin 2 amps?
So i have a 900W RMS kenwood mono amp with a 4 gauge wire. and a 400W RMS 4 channel kenwood excelon amp.
can i just use that 4 gauge wire as teh main and run that to the distributor?
then run 2 8 gauge power wires to the amps.
Thank you. Any suggestions would be welcomed
i currently have the kenwood kfc w3011s for subs. so two 12s
speakers: 6 1/2 infinity components at 90W RMS
6X9 2 way infinity reference. at 100W RMS.
Those speakers aren't connected yet but those are the rated powers. the subs are hooked up
Alright, so run a 4 gauge wire as the main one. Run another 4 gauge to the mono amp and a 8 gauge to the 4 channel amp?
4 Answers
- inktownlegendLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
you need to upgrade that power wire but in the mean time, i would still send 4gauge to the mono amp and just 8gauge to the excelon from the distribution block (you will notice a larger decrease in SPL if you send just 8gauge to the mono amp)
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Your Distributor will be mad at you.
Yes - you can use a distribution block and have one main power lead run from the battery back. The other dude is right- Keep all your power wires trimmed and short because the longer they are, the harder your car will have to work to push power down those lines. Then your amps will be mad too. And your friends who get tangled up in the wires in the back seat while you're rolling Saturday Night.
You sound like you have a good idea of what you are doing so just keep up the good work - and do not hesitate to ask any more questions you have.
- 1 decade ago
Yes, that is correct you got it. Just make 8 gauge wire going to the amps as short as possible to maximize current flowing to the amps..