2 Amplifiers wiring help!

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Hi im all new in car audio installation.

CAR: Chevrolet Aveo 2004 Sedan

Here is system that i have to install:

SUBWOOFFERS:

2 x KENWOOD KFC-W3013PS 12" ( 400 watts RMS each - 4 Ohms )

Speakers:

ALPINE SPS-410 4" front ( Peak:280 watt per set RMS: 90 watt per set )

Alpine SPS-610C 6-1/2" rear ( Peak: 480 watts per pair / RMS: 160 watts per pair )

AMPS:

Kenwood KAC-9105D (1800 Watt Peak - 1200 Watt RMS Mono amp ) ----> subs

Kenwood KAC-2404S ( 4-channel — 40 watts RMS x 4 ) ----> speakers

DECK:

Kenwood Excelon KDC-X395

First of all, I would like to know if it's a good set.

Also, can you guys help my with the wiring? what are the cable kits i need for this 2 amps? i want know what cables i need and how approximately connect everything.

Thank you!

Ivan

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Anybody?

 

[05trailblazer 10+ year member]

i suppose that the amp for subs have 4gauge and the amp for the front stage has 8 gauge inputs for power? and just assuming your amp is 1ohm stable and subs dvc this is how you would wire them

--->>Subwoofer Wiring Diagrams, Two 4 ohm Dual Voice Coil (DVC) Speakers

 

[Spike243 10+ year member]

It might be just as easy to run 1/0 to a distribution block and then run 4 gauge to the sub amp and 8 gauge to the speaker amp. That is an option or you could run a 4 gauge kit to the sub amp and an 8 gauge kit to the speaker amp

 

[audiobaun 5,000+ posts]

It might be just as easy to run 1/0 to a distribution block and then run 4 gauge to the sub amp and 8 gauge to the speaker amp. That is an option or you could run a 4 gauge kit to the sub amp and an 8 gauge kit to the speaker amp

I like the dist block idea, as i do in all my vehicles as well.I agree on a 4ga wiring kit for the sub amp/supply to those two amps should be plenty big enough for powr supply, and 8ga for the stereo amp.0 ga kits for supply are expensive for what you have here, as you can get the 4ga, and be just fine,or even run a power supply of 2ga to the dist block, and add a fuse holder at the battery w at the least a 150 anl fuse holder.I think 0ga kit is overkill for these 2 amps.4 ga kit will be just fine.IMO

 

[KTMrida4life 10+ year member]

BTW that kenwood 9105d is only 900W rms, not 1200.

 

[audiobaun 5,000+ posts]

BTW that kenwood 9105d is only 900W rms, not 1200.

If that????Im thinking more like 350-450/5 rms?@ 13.5v with stock electrical system