Couple Questions

[knknif 10+ year member]

Id be willing to offer gas + food (beer depending on the driving situation) and some extra money on top of that for help from someone who no **** knows what they're doing. I messaged imtjnotu already, waiting on a reply from him. Anyone else know anyone or is there a better place to look for help than this sub section?

 

[audiobaun 5,000+ posts]

You can wire inside or outside the box,it shouldnt pose an issue,AS LONG AS THE Ohm Load Is Correct,and Trying To Achieve/Stable For The amplifier, and subwoofers

 

[knknif 10+ year member]

If you were Sponsered, I would consider the Change,as Sponsers want you to use theyre product,but I feel that you will be just fine, as long as its the same Ga wiring(10,12?)

That's why I put the picture up, I forget the exact gauge of the kit and the box but the box definitely has smaller wire. Id guess the wire in the box is around 16 and the kit is more like 10 or 12.

 

[audiobaun 5,000+ posts]

Id be willing to offer gas + food (beer depending on the driving situation) and some extra money on top of that for help from someone who no **** knows what they're doing. I messaged imtjnotu already, waiting on a reply from him. Anyone else know anyone or is there a better place to look for help than this sub section?

I would Run a Thread to ask for Installers within the Area/Help,in which should get you some responses??Worth a better effort that way as a Posting,I would think..If I were near, Id help out..no problem..always liked to meet others interested in car audio, and listen to different systems in different vehicles, and obtain a bit more knowledge of installing of different vehicles as well.//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/biggrin.gif.d71a5d36fcbab170f2364c9f2e3946cb.gif

 

[knknif 10+ year member]

Still just post it in general you think, or the classifieds?

 

[audiobaun 5,000+ posts]

That's why I put the picture up, I forget the exact gauge of the kit and the box but the box definitely has smaller wire. Id guess the wire in the box is around 16 and the kit is more like 10 or 12.

Well, for myself..I dont use less than 12 ga on any of my subs period,and no larger than 10 ga..you may be fine with 16ga, but Id recommend 12ga..Try it out, and later on..you can change it out, when you find the time,or if it doesnt seem like its working for you..Always best results to use same ga wiring through out, It would take you an extra 20 min to change the wiring out to at least the same ga.Thats taking my time

 

[audiobaun 5,000+ posts]

Still just post it in general you think, or the classifieds?

You will / should be just Fine General In my Opinion..by the way..That is a great amp you have chosen for your subs..great amps:santa:

 

[audiobaun 5,000+ posts]

ALSO....So many questions lol. The bigger wiring is what came with my knu wiring kit, the smaller wiring came in the box, will that cause a bottle neck and need to be swapped out to match the kit gauge?
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I think you will be ok..looks like12 ga, then 14ga, 14 ga , then 12ga..All wiring should be Labeled by NFPA 72 Electrical code, so you know what size it is also/ect FYI

 

[knknif 10+ year member]

You will / should be just Fine General In my Opinion..by the way..That is a great amp you have chosen for your subs..great amps:santa:

Hah, thanks. I dont know if you were part of the other thread I had in the decision making process, it was recommended by quite a few people so I gave it a shot.

 

[audiobaun 5,000+ posts]

Im not sure either, but Ill tell you that I heard and have seen those amps recently at the Tx Heat Wave ,and they were Kicking A ss and look great as well..That is the Comp grade too..Monster amps..Im debating on grabbing a couple of them up, or a couple Cresendos.Those AB amps I think are Rated at 12v also..but they do perform very well.Worth the money,and should deliver.Im sure you will be very pleased with the amp,and subs too

 

[quackhead 10+ year member]

So putting it on full blast WONT blow the subs or SHOULDNT blow the subs? lol.

They will be fine if you set the gain properly and keep the signal from clipping.