This okay?

[jrwalte 10+ year member]

You may want to consider 2g or larger (1/0 is the norm above 4g). With 100 amps you're pushing the upper limits of 4g without increased resistance, especially if your run will be 15 + feet long (granted your amp won't typically, if ever, pull that much). 1/0 will also allow you to easily add that 2nd amp for your components when you realize you need it //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif

What subs are you running and what voice coil/ohm?

 

[99grandprixGT 5,000+ posts]

will def. keep in consideration. im surprised i got some factual answers... was getting worried there for a sec when he said put in a flux capacitor! WTF!

lol. ya pick up a kinetik.

 

[DonH 5,000+ posts]

You may want to consider 2g or larger (1/0 is the norm above 4g). With 100 amps you're pushing the upper limits of 4g without increased resistance, especially if your run will be 15 + feet long (granted your amp won't typically, if ever, pull that much). 1/0 will also allow you to easily add that 2nd amp for your components when you realize you need it //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif
What subs are you running and what voice coil/ohm?

two 12" cerwin-vega Hed 4ohm dvc. They rate em at 300 rms but thats total b.s. my buddy was pushing his 12's at 600 a piece.

 

[jrwalte 10+ year member]

Be sure to wire them in parallel to get a 1 ohm load. This way you make the most out of your amp. Just keep an eye on the gain as your amp will output more than the subs are rated to handle.

 

[DonH 5,000+ posts]

Be sure to wire them in parallel to get a 1 ohm load. This way you make the most out of your amp. Just keep an eye on the gain as your amp will output more than the subs are rated to handle.

yup i had that in mind already dont wana blow em haha cuz i know that amp can blow thoze bad boys! where can i get 1/0 wire besides the classifieds at a good price?

 

[I Like Waffle]

ground your amp and cap together to avoid possible ground loops too. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/wink.gif.608e3ea05f1a9f98611af0861652f8fb.gif

 

[DonH 5,000+ posts]

so run the ground off of the amp to the cap negative terminal then from there to the ground point right (in my case the seatbelt bolt)