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<blockquote data-quote="bamaboy" data-source="post: 4324366" data-attributes="member: 557566">now i havnt used the fleks cable form knu, but the kolossus is no where near as good as the kicker, my opinion is get the kicker kit and then grab extra wire form KNU, i believe the kicker kit has that exact specs for like 80$, kicker is a far superior wire compared to the Kolossus*i have both in my truck and hate using the KNU wire if i can help it compared to the kicker*i just dont see spending almost double for no extra benefit, i use the cheap 1/0 knu wire for the big 3 and it works perfect, would hate to have to run it in my truck thoughyou gonna need atleast 3 sets of RCA&#039;s(16or so depending on the vehicle) and probably some splitters and short RCA&#039;s(3ft or so)get like 10 or so crimp on terminals for which ever size wire you use, probably 1/0 and some 4gawhat you need to do is just draw everything out on a piece of paper and just write down what you gonna need to get signal, power, ground, and speaker wires for each amp, then go get a tape measure and measure everything out giving some extra incase of trouble</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bamaboy, post: 4324366, member: 557566"] now i havnt used the fleks cable form knu, but the kolossus is no where near as good as the kicker, my opinion is get the kicker kit and then grab extra wire form KNU, i believe the kicker kit has that exact specs for like 80$, kicker is a far superior wire compared to the Kolossus *i have both in my truck and hate using the KNU wire if i can help it compared to the kicker* i just dont see spending almost double for no extra benefit, i use the cheap 1/0 knu wire for the big 3 and it works perfect, would hate to have to run it in my truck though you gonna need atleast 3 sets of RCA's(16or so depending on the vehicle) and probably some splitters and short RCA's(3ft or so) get like 10 or so crimp on terminals for which ever size wire you use, probably 1/0 and some 4ga what you need to do is just draw everything out on a piece of paper and just write down what you gonna need to get signal, power, ground, and speaker wires for each amp, then go get a tape measure and measure everything out giving some extra incase of trouble [/QUOTE]

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