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Installing two amps in a Honda accord 2014
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<blockquote data-quote="winkychevelle" data-source="post: 8804179" data-attributes="member: 611804"><p>A dual amp kit will come with a distribution block. The distribution block you would ideally put close to the amps. That way the smaller wire would have the shortest run. You'd want to use a larger wire coming from the battery. 1/0awg is good for up to 300 amps whereas 4 gauge is only good for 150. 4 gauge wouldn't be big enough for the RP 1200 and your four-channel because the 1200 can pull 120 amps and your 4 channel can pull another 60</p><p></p><p>Or you could run a 4 gauge amp kit specifically for the RP1200 and an 8 gauge amp kit, specifically for the four channel though, that's less than ideal and extra wires than needed</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="winkychevelle, post: 8804179, member: 611804"] A dual amp kit will come with a distribution block. The distribution block you would ideally put close to the amps. That way the smaller wire would have the shortest run. You'd want to use a larger wire coming from the battery. 1/0awg is good for up to 300 amps whereas 4 gauge is only good for 150. 4 gauge wouldn't be big enough for the RP 1200 and your four-channel because the 1200 can pull 120 amps and your 4 channel can pull another 60 Or you could run a 4 gauge amp kit specifically for the RP1200 and an 8 gauge amp kit, specifically for the four channel though, that's less than ideal and extra wires than needed [/QUOTE]
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