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stupid ohm load wiring question...?
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<blockquote data-quote="rickymac21" data-source="post: 6780900" data-attributes="member: 604748"><p>Well the question was directed towards jdawg but I guess he isnt answering. lol. So my question is.. what would be a more sufficient electrical set up to run these XXX's... I have heard nothing but they'll take any amount of power thrown at them so Im thinking a good 3000-4000 rms to start for each..</p><p></p><p>So I have about $500 to spend on the alternator so hopefully get one around <strong>200-300 amps</strong>. . . And about the same amount to spend in batteries.. I was just going to get <strong>two kinetik 1800's</strong> and a <strong>yellow top</strong> under the hood. . . Along with that i do plan on having a decent amount of power and ground wiring for good current.. Im thinking <strong>3 runs of power and 3 runs of ground</strong>.. <strong>Big 3</strong>, .. Obviously all <strong>0 gauge</strong>.</p><p></p><p>Now givin that info what amp(s) can I pick up To give these things about 3500 rms each??? Im trying to keep the amp price under $1000. . . I had a good offer on some Soundstream 1.3400d's... Which wouldnt be bad because he said they take .25 ohms all day.. And he is running those 2 amps on a stock 90 amp alt. . . But i would like some suggestions and opinions on the matter.... anyone?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rickymac21, post: 6780900, member: 604748"] Well the question was directed towards jdawg but I guess he isnt answering. lol. So my question is.. what would be a more sufficient electrical set up to run these XXX's... I have heard nothing but they'll take any amount of power thrown at them so Im thinking a good 3000-4000 rms to start for each.. So I have about $500 to spend on the alternator so hopefully get one around [B]200-300 amps[/B]. . . And about the same amount to spend in batteries.. I was just going to get [B]two kinetik 1800's[/B] and a [B]yellow top[/B] under the hood. . . Along with that i do plan on having a decent amount of power and ground wiring for good current.. Im thinking [B]3 runs of power and 3 runs of ground[/B].. [B]Big 3[/B], .. Obviously all [B]0 gauge[/B]. Now givin that info what amp(s) can I pick up To give these things about 3500 rms each??? Im trying to keep the amp price under $1000. . . I had a good offer on some Soundstream 1.3400d's... Which wouldnt be bad because he said they take .25 ohms all day.. And he is running those 2 amps on a stock 90 amp alt. . . But i would like some suggestions and opinions on the matter.... anyone? [/QUOTE]
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