100 fuse

[mr.cableboi 10+ year member]

where can i find a 100 fuse and holder and is there a kit i can buy? with it all in there?

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[EPanther99 10+ year member]

you could get it from crutchfield or prolly cheaper from a local shop, for a 100 amp fuse you wont be able to use a glass fuse you will have to use the waffer style hi-amp fuses and no i dont think there is a kit with that big of a fuse and holder they usually only come with like 60 amp fuses

 

[mr.cableboi 10+ year member]

i checked crutchfield already didnt see any. Is there another place?

 

[mr.cableboi 10+ year member]

oh i see them now but where can i find a fuse holder for those type of fuses??? and what do they look like? Never seen a fuse like that before.

 

[mr.cableboi 10+ year member]

this what you were talking about? http://crutchfield.com/cgi-bin/S-rVTL0t07Kzo/ProdView.asp?s=0&c=11&g=717&I=575RP7310&o=p&a=0

 

[mr.cableboi 10+ year member]

lol boy i am just answering my on questions tonight. I found the fuse holder i just have one more question. i have an amp kit already. Now i have 400.4 amp and i am getting bd1000.1 now i was think about just changing the power and ground and fuse. Should i get different RCAs cables? or will the ones i have do fine. there just regular not the expensive one.

 

[EPanther99 10+ year member]

what size is the new power and ground wire? as far as the rcs i think any pair will work fine you r powering subs right? i dont think there is much difference i mean if you are going for supper high sq and running the amp to mids and twets then maybe ya go for some high quality stuff but for subs i dont think you would be able to hear and noticable difference

 

[mr.cableboi 10+ year member]

that amp require 4 gauge power and ground

 

[EPanther99 10+ year member]

yeah i fugyred that i was just checkin to see what you had