I just don't feel right using welding wire it may work fine but just want everything done right and not have to replace it for a while. I looked at the kicker 0 wag is it good wire?
I just don't feel right using welding wire it may work fine but just want everything done right and not have to replace it for a while. I looked at the kicker 0 wag is it good wire?

2/0 welding wire is better then any type of wire you could use. Think about it. Welding wire is capable of holding 600volts. without getting hot or melting. O guage wire like kicker rockford fosegate and other brands can not handle that kinda of voltage. If wire incorrectly it will melt and cause other things in your car to get hot also. With welding wire you have no worries especially since you are using it as the big 3 ground wires.

kicker wire and rockford wire is great and good spec size but the price of either one of those is high.

you got PMed

Check out Airgas.com - Gas, Welding, Safety Supply. see if there's one near you that's where I got my welding cable from it was cheap.
97 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo 4.0L Inline 6
Head Unit: Kenwood KDC-X895
Speakers: 6.5" Boston Acoustics SC65 (Front), 6.5" MB Quart DKD116 (Rear)
4ch Amp: Alpine mrv-f303
Sub Amp: AudioQue AQ2200D
Sub Woofers: None at the moment
Wiring: Big 3, Radnor #1 welding cable, Kolossus Fleks Kable 8 Gauge (4 ch)
RCA's: KnuKonceptz KARSS2.6M and KARSS4.6M
Batteries: Optima YellowTop (Main), XS Power D5100 (2nd)

only bad thing is you have to buy a min of 250 ft just to get that and he only wants to do the big 3 on his car as far as i know.

97 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo 4.0L Inline 6
Head Unit: Kenwood KDC-X895
Speakers: 6.5" Boston Acoustics SC65 (Front), 6.5" MB Quart DKD116 (Rear)
4ch Amp: Alpine mrv-f303
Sub Amp: AudioQue AQ2200D
Sub Woofers: None at the moment
Wiring: Big 3, Radnor #1 welding cable, Kolossus Fleks Kable 8 Gauge (4 ch)
RCA's: KnuKonceptz KARSS2.6M and KARSS4.6M
Batteries: Optima YellowTop (Main), XS Power D5100 (2nd)
Local welding supply or marine/RV is a good supply for heavy gauge wire. Welding wire is designed to be flexible, drug across floors, etc....durable stuff. Most welding wire is OFC instead of some type of plated aluminum (Knu and others lower lines of wire).
'65 VW Bus
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(2) PG Ti 12's, (2) Aura Sound 8's, (2) SoundStream 6.5 coax, (2) Alpine Type-S 6x9's [rear fill], MBQ DSC1500.1D, RF 501X
'02 BMW 330xi (AWD coupe)
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Harman/Kardon 12-speaker System Option - sounds good =)
I will probably do the welding wire. I have never thought about that. How much do you think i will need?

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