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<blockquote data-quote="corto" data-source="post: 1256948" data-attributes="member: 563034"><p>I have recentley got a cda 7892 alpine unit. A directed 1100.1 came in the mail today. The unit has 3 sets of rca&#039;s one set says rear the other says front and the other set says subw. I plan on running 2 type r&#039;s at 1 ohm load but yet to get the r&#039;s in the mail. How do i know what rca goes in which hole for my unit and my amp? Does any body have pictures or some advice that could help me out. I also was going to connect the power to the amp to the fuel pump relay would that be a good idea? I ran 5 ga- fuse a foot long then another section of 5ga to amp with distro block and about a foot of 9 gauge - amp. The ground is connected on to the bolt of the back seat. The remote wire is connected. But i am very confused on the rca and any help would be appericated&nbsp; for a first time installer. Im trying to do this whole system by my self with out no help and so far going good just need some tips and pointers so i dont fry anything.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="corto, post: 1256948, member: 563034"] I have recentley got a cda 7892 alpine unit. A directed 1100.1 came in the mail today. The unit has 3 sets of rca's one set says rear the other says front and the other set says subw. I plan on running 2 type r's at 1 ohm load but yet to get the r's in the mail. How do i know what rca goes in which hole for my unit and my amp? Does any body have pictures or some advice that could help me out. I also was going to connect the power to the amp to the fuel pump relay would that be a good idea? I ran 5 ga- fuse a foot long then another section of 5ga to amp with distro block and about a foot of 9 gauge - amp. The ground is connected on to the bolt of the back seat. The remote wire is connected. But i am very confused on the rca and any help would be appericated for a first time installer. Im trying to do this whole system by my self with out no help and so far going good just need some tips and pointers so i dont fry anything. [/QUOTE]

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