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What kind of wiring do I need?

Old Feb 3, 2010 | 07:34 PM
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Originally Posted by eon90210
Yes, I've heard of knukonceptz. I checked the site and I can't find a multi-amp kit though, and that's what I need I think. Can anyone reccomend a 4gauge multi-amp kit that's good value? Thanks.
Read the descriptions VERY carefully of the knuconcepts stuff. Tinned wire and aluminum aire are not as good condictors as pure copper so it's generally best to go 1 size up.

Also their distribution blocks and fuse holders have a cheap black plating on it that adds a lot of resistance and can build up enough heat to melt the plastic of the fuse holders.
Old Feb 4, 2010 | 10:51 AM
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really? I havnt had any issues with my distros from them so far and i have 0ga running through my car and there 0ga CCA for the big 3 :S guess it must take a while since ive only had them on for like 6months, but for the price there stuff is good IMO and i believe they do have multi amp kits: 0ga dual amp kit is here 0 GAUGE DUAL AMP POWER KIT

and here is the 4ga but it doesnt have distros 4 Gauge Amplifier Installation Kit
Old Feb 5, 2010 | 04:47 AM
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Thanks ChristianM, that 4 gauge kit looks lke it's exactly what I need.

Sikk Nation, now I'm confused cause I looked into what you said to read carefully and it says that the power wire is tinned but is also pure oxygen free copper wire so I dunno what's going on there.
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