0 gauge welding wire
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How long of a run do you need and what brand of wire did you get?
How long of a run do you need and what brand of wire did you get?
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Thanks. I have a 2010 Subaru Impreza hatchback. So roughly 10 to 12 feet. The wire I bought was from temco. I have never bought or played with welding wire so I decided to give it a try.
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Good deal. Thanks.
I used welding wire in my current set up, the only major difference that I noticed was that it is not quite as flexible. Only minor issue that I encountered was where the power/ground wires come up through the floor of the hatchback area and connect to the amp. Good luck dude.
Just make sure you upgrade the battery or run a ultracap bank in addition to doing the big 3 with that amp... it ****** a ton of juice when I had the APMI-2000 on my dyno.
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