that's what I currently have 1 1/0 run to positive and 1 1/0 run to negative , but I think from what I've read that's not enough, that's why I'm curious.2 runs of 1/0 to the back batteries should be fine.
may be able to get away with 1 run. I had 1 run in my car for the longest time on up to 5-6kw
Found this real quick. How to determine the best wire gauge - Cable Gauge Chartis there any website or some information that states specifically what wire I need?
thanks, but wow, that formula given is giving me this retarted number of amps drawn: 608.695 ampsFound this real quick. How to determine the best wire gauge - Cable Gauge Chart
thanksThe guys using 8+ do it because it stores current for them. It's minimal but they are chasing 1/10s. You don't need anymore than you have power to go through it. Unless you have 350 plus amps in alternator power 1 run is good. I did 2 each because I was chasing numbers.
Ok, i understand what you said about the alternator, but i want to focus on my amplifier powers only, so i can be ready and have the wiring for any future install in a different vehicle.i meant 2 power runs. i dont count the ground runs. if your grounds are good and to the frame in the engine bay, and good and to the frame in the back, you shouldnt need a run from front to back.
thing is, you really only need as much as your alternator can supply. if you only have a 200amp alt, having 1000+ current carrying capacity in wire runs wont do you much good.