Right now i bought a Rockford 325.1 and im trying to run 2 MTX 10inch thunders
I'm looking for more power and im thinking of gettin a second rockford 325.1 and can someone tell me what other stuff i would have 2 buy 2 install the second amp

 

a power and ground wire. with fuse holder and fuse for power wire. And rca cables. Thats it same as the one amp.

 

you only need a distrobution block at the back of your power wire, replace the fuse up front with a bigger run to run both and get a Y adapter rca to run both amps. Also ground the other amp seperate from the original. You can pick all this up for 10-15 bucks through keystone at canadian tire or parts source.

 

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yeah you can do the distrubution box. I like having two separate wires though. Because you probably have a 8guage for your power right now. and I would want that to be a 4guage or lower to go to the dist. box. then have two 8 guages go off from that. You can do the dist. box for the grounds as well. Just depends what you want to do.

 

...yea, what he said

 

WTF? does that mean?

 

Well right now i have 4 gage at the begging I had a choice 2 go 4 or 8 but I thought it would pay off to go with the better gage so all of you think its worth it to get a second Rockford 325.1 and all i would need is a power block and that thing for the ground but who would i link them "with RCA"?

 

You use a Y adapter. it goes from 2 rcas to 4, one pair for each amp. And 4 gauge in a distroblock in and 8 gauge out close to the amps will be fine. You can also get distro blocks that or 4 gauge(x1) in and 4 gauge(x2) out, also known as T blocks, use one if you dont want 8 gauge you can also use one for grounding. 4 gauge(x2) in from amps ,and a small piece of 0gauge(x1) to chassis.

 

yeah and I know that those amps can't accept 4guage. Not very well anyway. I would put 8guage to them because it should fit fine. I tried 4guage on a friends same amp. didn't fit so well.