distro block

[pbnj22 10+ year member]

i can't find a distro block that has 1/0 in - and 1/0 and 4 gauge out.. do they exist?

or is there a better way? links would be great i need to find something quick and cheap hopefully!!

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[mylows10 5,000+ posts]

yes they do.you need it to be fused or no?

 

[pbnj22 10+ year member]

yeah.. I think so.. i have 1/0 running to my back mono amp and im installing a smaller 4 channel amp 4 the door speakers..

 

[mylows10 5,000+ posts]

i just sent a fused and non fused blocks out today 40 and 35 each plus shipping

 

[pbnj22 10+ year member]

40 bucks?? seams cheaper to just make another run to the battery.. or even some electric tape and wire cutters to make my own distro!

 

[mylows10 5,000+ posts]

well you could do that ,if you wanna start a fire maybe.an extra run of 4 gauge will work too , but then you need a fuse and block too.good luck

 

[pbnj22 10+ year member]

i think ill just make another run of 4 gauge to the battery for now.. I have the wire just wanted a cleaner look.. guess not..

 

[mylows10 5,000+ posts]

that will work but if you want a fused distro block its 45 shipped

 

[pbnj22 10+ year member]

pics? or a link?

 

[husker77 10+ year member]

Do it right for Pete's sake! You still need a fuse on that 4awg run, so it isn't going to be much cheaper.

 

[pbnj22 10+ year member]

I already have the 4 gauge with a holder and a fuse!! just didnt want to make another run all the way through the firewall and to the battery :/

 

[husker77 10+ year member]

Well then that is fine. $45 is pretty reasonable on a dist block really.

 

[pbnj22 10+ year member]

Well then that is fine. $45 is pretty reasonable on a dist block really.

thanks for the advice.. maybe that would be better than the headaches of another run..

 

[mylows10 5,000+ posts]

http://www.knukonceptz.com/productDetail.cfm?prodID=KNF-23 heres one for 20 plus shipping

 

[husker77 10+ year member]

Well if I was going to the trouble to make a second run I would do it in 1/0awg. That way you can expand your system later if you want. I understand you probably don't have the wire and fuse holder for the 1/0 but that's what I would do.