D.Sanchez

holy crap, chaulk this one up for the scary install books i know your new to this no hardfeelings

Haunz

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LMAO




don't forget to change the fuse to deliver more current.... infact Id just jam some wire in the fuse holder and skip the fuse all together...

Tom.F.1

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I have the same amp. 6 of them.
It's a stereo amp, 2x125 wrms @ 4 ohm or 2x190wrms @ 2ohm.
OR you can bridge it to 1 output 1x380wrms but ONLY at 4 ohm.
It has a LPF for subs, and bass boost if you want it. You didn't say what impedence your subs are, or how they're hooked up.
If its running 2x190 @ 2ohm or bridged 4 ohm, it will draw a full 25 amps.

I have 0 ga from the battery to distribution block and 6 ga to each amp on 40 amp fuses.

Do it right or don't bother.

T-Roy31

Holy !#@%... That was my first thought.



Well, I guess that's what forums are for eh.

MR2NR

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OK, stop right now before you melt your car into a smouldering ruin (which you are well on the way to doing). Take the car into and see either Dave or Kevin and tell him you need a overhaul as your install is a fire hazard.

mayhem

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this guy must be pullin our legs? right?

theif

No this is actually a tried and true method , remind me one day and I'll tell you the story of an oil gauge line that got burnt in half by a 16 guage power wire that was using a penny insted of a fuse back when I was 17 . the whole car caught on fire , And i'm not pullin legs .

Tormentor098

K i now realize how retarded I am, my buddy at work had a hell of a laugh too. then he told me how to wire it from the battery to amp, so i did (correctly i might add) but i only used 10 guage wire. so now i can turn it up pretty loud but if I go to far it does the same thing again, is this the result of using 10ga?

Brad-S.A.

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Might be. Can you turn it up louder then before?

crabmustang

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Did you make sure to use same size ground wire from body to amplifier and keep it under 4 feet?

Garett