0 to 4.

[Vicodin113 10+ year member]

Well the amp is 4 gauge.

All of my runs are 0 gauge, so it goes 0 gauge all over then to a distro then to 1 foot of 4 guage then straight to the amp power.

Same with the ground.

Now being that this is only 1 foot of 4 gauge between the 0 gauge how much am I loseing?

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[smd4life 5,000+ posts]

just trim the wire back to fit into the hole

 

[Flipx99 5,000+ posts]

I'd leave it the way it is...those amps look to be strappable, and he may want to add another one day.

 

[djman37 5,000+ posts]

Well the amp is 4 gauge.
All of my runs are 0 gauge, so it goes 0 gauge all over then to a distro then to 1 foot of 4 guage then straight to the amp power.

Same with the ground.

Now being that this is only 1 foot of 4 gauge between the 0 gauge how much am I loseing?

resistance-wise? i dunno. 1 foot of 4 ga. can take A LOT of amperage.

 

[Vicodin113 10+ year member]

there aint gonna be much loss because its only 1 foot...

Ya thats why I only did 1 foot of it.

The shop gave me like 10 feet of red and 10 feet of brown and I was like uh i only need litterally a foot each..

So 1 foot i should be pretty good?

And it would be IMPOSSIBLE to trim the 0 gauge down I mean the 4 gauge fits perfect.

 

[Vicodin113 10+ year member]

I maybe able to fit 2 4 gague in there, but 0 gauge will NOT fit in there... I trimed and trimed and trimed...

But Im thinkin about putting in 2 4 gauge in the pos and neg.

I know it will help out but is it even worth it?

 

[helotaxi 5,000+ posts]

Just get a reducer that steps the 0 down to 4.

 

[j3bus2k3 5,000+ posts]

Just get a reducer that steps the 0 down to 4.

x2 and looks cleaner than having that d-block...