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<blockquote data-quote="dirtbagz89" data-source="post: 4842744" data-attributes="member: 578535">Ok.I&#039;m sorta new to this stuff but learning slowly but surely.I just completed my 2nd head unit install on a 2008 Pontiac G5.The head unit is a <a href="http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_6914_--+CLOSEOUT--+--+JVC+KD-SH1000.html" target="_blank">JVC KD-SH1000&nbsp; </a> I bought from SonicElectronix for $150.My speakers I&#039;m keeping stock...they sound **** good for stock. Nice and loud.My friend hooked me up with:2 12&quot; subs - both are 600 watts peak and 300 rms (MTX and JL Audio)A box for themA 1600 watt blitz audio BZA-2460 sub ampall for $60So for all this he said I should by a capacitor...so I went out and bought one that came in an amp kit.The kit doesn&#039;t say anything about hooking up 2 ring terminals to the capacitor on both the positive or negative connections. And it doesn&#039;t come with extra so it seems like they want me to put 2 wires in one ring terminal. (4 gauge wire going from battery to cap, another going from cap to amp...then 6 gauge going from cap to amp, and another from cap to ground.)So do I need to get 2 more ring terminals?....I wouldn&#039;t think you would put 2 wires in one terminal...don&#039;t seem like they would fit anyhow.Do I even need a capacitor?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dirtbagz89, post: 4842744, member: 578535"] Ok. I'm sorta new to this stuff but learning slowly but surely. I just completed my 2nd head unit install on a 2008 Pontiac G5. The head unit is a [URL="http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_6914_--+CLOSEOUT--+--+JVC+KD-SH1000.html"]JVC KD-SH1000 [/URL] I bought from SonicElectronix for $150. My speakers I'm keeping stock...they sound **** good for stock. Nice and loud. My friend hooked me up with: 2 12" subs - both are 600 watts peak and 300 rms (MTX and JL Audio) A box for them A 1600 watt blitz audio BZA-2460 sub amp all for $60 So for all this he said I should by a capacitor...so I went out and bought one that came in an amp kit. The kit doesn't say anything about hooking up 2 ring terminals to the capacitor on both the positive or negative connections. And it doesn't come with extra so it seems like they want me to put 2 wires in one ring terminal. (4 gauge wire going from battery to cap, another going from cap to amp...then 6 gauge going from cap to amp, and another from cap to ground.) So do I need to get 2 more ring terminals?....I wouldn't think you would put 2 wires in one terminal...don't seem like they would fit anyhow. Do I even need a capacitor? [/QUOTE]

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