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<blockquote data-quote="kigidy" data-source="post: 3006480" data-attributes="member: 576823"><p>yes i have circuit breakers. one between the two batteries and one between the second battery and the amp. I really want to get rid of the idea of replacing the 4 gauge because i just installed it. what if i just ran some wire from the first battery to another amp. would this be ok. also what if i just ran a 2 channel amp for a set of comp[onents for the front and keep the facvtory speakers in the back. would sound quality in the back seat of a 2002 explorer suffer greatly</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="kigidy, post: 3006480, member: 576823"] yes i have circuit breakers. one between the two batteries and one between the second battery and the amp. I really want to get rid of the idea of replacing the 4 gauge because i just installed it. what if i just ran some wire from the first battery to another amp. would this be ok. also what if i just ran a 2 channel amp for a set of comp[onents for the front and keep the facvtory speakers in the back. would sound quality in the back seat of a 2002 explorer suffer greatly [/QUOTE]
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