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<blockquote data-quote="garretttt4" data-source="post: 7919887" data-attributes="member: 643464"><p>The way I did mine was I just had a positive run from front batt to back batt and grounded back batt to chassis. Ran positive from back batt to amp and grounded amp on other side of the cars chassis... Not positive If that was right but that's how I did it and nvr had any problems..... Ask some really experienced vets on here first though..... Cuz I'm still somewhat a noob lol</p><p></p><p>And I had my stock starter batt up front and big batt in back .</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="garretttt4, post: 7919887, member: 643464"] The way I did mine was I just had a positive run from front batt to back batt and grounded back batt to chassis. Ran positive from back batt to amp and grounded amp on other side of the cars chassis... Not positive If that was right but that's how I did it and nvr had any problems..... Ask some really experienced vets on here first though..... Cuz I'm still somewhat a noob lol And I had my stock starter batt up front and big batt in back . [/QUOTE]
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