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<blockquote data-quote="Team MAF" data-source="post: 5760930" data-attributes="member: 587221"><p>Ive used 0, others have used 0 gauge...none have failed to mention its WRONG to do so or that it causes problems.</p><p></p><p>Guy probably assumes you cant get power wire cheap, therefore 4 gauge max is all you need...considering the prices STORES charge for amp kits and what not. Although at the distance(possibly in your car) 4 gauge is enough to supply 260a's over it?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Team MAF, post: 5760930, member: 587221"] Ive used 0, others have used 0 gauge...none have failed to mention its WRONG to do so or that it causes problems. Guy probably assumes you cant get power wire cheap, therefore 4 gauge max is all you need...considering the prices STORES charge for amp kits and what not. Although at the distance(possibly in your car) 4 gauge is enough to supply 260a's over it? [/QUOTE]
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