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bgowdy 5,000+ posts
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the shorter the better. shorter wires allows more current to reach the amp. you lose current as it travels back
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well what if too much current went to the amp would it hurt the amp? would the fuse only let so much current go through?
bgowdy 5,000+ posts
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the only way 2 much current hurts is if you runnung higher volts like 16 & up
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and that would depend on if your amp is able to take 16v
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and that would depend on if your amp is able to take 16v
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