Do I need a distribution block?

Oem fuses EVERYTHING. How big is the factory fuse on that wire? If you can run both your new amps without blowing the fuse or replacing it with a larger fuse then you are good. It makes no difference whether you T off or use a distribution block as long as the joint is solid and insulated/protected properly.
No idea how big the oem fuse is, I haven't check, but I guess it doesn't matter at this point because I decided to go with using new 12v lines for both amps. :) Thanks though!
 
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