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<blockquote data-quote="LegendaryLemon" data-source="post: 4407923" data-attributes="member: 576229">I&#039;m running a pair of eD 13ov.2 D4s (bought during the sale) and some eD 6000s component speakers. They are being run off of a JBL BP1200.1 amp and a kicker kx600.4 amp. I&#039;ve got a stock alternator (70 amps I believe but it may be 80) and I don&#039;t really want to spend $300 to get a new HO alternator for my 1995 toyota corolla that I&#039;m only planning on driving for the next 2 or 3 years.I just want to confirm my list of equipment to buy :(10-12 ft) 0 gauge Kolossus Kable wire (haven&#039;t measured yet but I will)(6) 0 gauge crimpsI won&#039;t need a battery terminal for this correct?For the new battery I was thinking of throwing a Kinetik 800 in the back since space is limited.For this I was thinking of using a pair battery terminal such as <a href="http://www.knukonceptz.com/productDetail.cfm?prodID=KBT-30N" target="_blank">http://www.knukonceptz.com/productDetail.cfm?prodID=KBT-30N</a> one so that I can ground my amps to the battery and another to connect the power wires. The battery will be connected via a 0 gauge knukonceptz kolossus kable run from my starter battery.Would I be better off using my distribution block for connecting the amps to the secondary battery? This way I don&#039;t need to buy new fuses or anything? Or will this negate some of the benefits of running a second battery?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LegendaryLemon, post: 4407923, member: 576229"] I'm running a pair of eD 13ov.2 D4s (bought during the sale) and some eD 6000s component speakers. They are being run off of a JBL BP1200.1 amp and a kicker kx600.4 amp. I've got a stock alternator (70 amps I believe but it may be 80) and I don't really want to spend $300 to get a new HO alternator for my 1995 toyota corolla that I'm only planning on driving for the next 2 or 3 years. I just want to confirm my list of equipment to buy : (10-12 ft) 0 gauge Kolossus Kable wire (haven't measured yet but I will) (6) 0 gauge crimps I won't need a battery terminal for this correct? For the new battery I was thinking of throwing a Kinetik 800 in the back since space is limited. For this I was thinking of using a pair battery terminal such as [URL="http://www.knukonceptz.com/productDetail.cfm?prodID=KBT-30N"]http://www.knukonceptz.com/productDetail.cfm?prodID=KBT-30N[/URL] one so that I can ground my amps to the battery and another to connect the power wires. The battery will be connected via a 0 gauge knukonceptz kolossus kable run from my starter battery. Would I be better off using my distribution block for connecting the amps to the secondary battery? This way I don't need to buy new fuses or anything? Or will this negate some of the benefits of running a second battery? [/QUOTE]

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