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<blockquote data-quote="Nplfeed" data-source="post: 3095602" data-attributes="member: 576313"><p>use 0 guage wire.</p><p></p><p>Exactly Try some larger gauge wire. How may amps do you think 4 awg wire can handle, BUT I can't believe that you can buy a 125 or 150 amp fuse for a AFS Fuse holder. But When I worked in car audio shops I couldn't believe the amount of systems I seen that had 150 and 180 amp fuses on a 4 awg Anl fuse holders. It just seems like they were trying to get a whole lot out of very little.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Nplfeed, post: 3095602, member: 576313"] use 0 guage wire. Exactly Try some larger gauge wire. How may amps do you think 4 awg wire can handle, BUT I can't believe that you can buy a 125 or 150 amp fuse for a AFS Fuse holder. But When I worked in car audio shops I couldn't believe the amount of systems I seen that had 150 and 180 amp fuses on a 4 awg Anl fuse holders. It just seems like they were trying to get a whole lot out of very little. [/QUOTE]
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