fusing at the battery in the trunk?

[jaredspl 10+ year member]

so I couldnt just fuse before the rear battery and then fuse right after it and than use fused distro blocks to both amps

 

[ultimate157 5,000+ posts]

IMO the easiest way to do it is one fuse at the front battery, one fuse at the rear. Run the amps directly off the battery with 2 inline fuses on the wire.

 

[jco1385 5,000+ posts]

just thought about this... what if the wire comes out of the fuse holder? that'd be the same situation...

 

[jaredspl 10+ year member]

sounds easy enough but with the distros I would get a nice clean install look. so are those posible to use if they are fused. also having the rear batt fused before and after.

 

[ngsm13 5,000+ posts]

IMO the easiest way to do it is one fuse at the front battery, one fuse at the rear. Run the amps directly off the battery with 2 inline fuses on the wire.

Really, the EASIEST way to do things honestly... is to do it all with RING TERMINAL ANL fuse holders.

nG

 

[ultimate157 5,000+ posts]

Really, the EASIEST way to do things honestly... is to do it all with RING TERMINAL ANL fuse holders.
nG

Even easier