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**96firebird311** · 06-11-2005, 01:24 PM

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8g kit would be fine, but 4g kit is usually only like 3-4 bucks more. You'll need a distribution block to split your single power wire into two for your two amps regardless or power wire size. I think both those amps accept 8g inputs. Here's one that will work fine. Don't forget to grab a few feet of 8g power and ground wire too.

80amp fuse will be fine. You could probably even do 60 if you wanted.

Install the component crossovers up front close to the front speakers. Most people just stash them under the dash. There's plenty of room under there.

No! You will then lose your stereo separation. No defined left and right. There is nothing to be gained by bridging anyway.

Several spot to place the tweets. Ideally, you want to keep them as close to the woofer as possible. But sometimes that's no always possible without tearing a nice hole in your door panels. Many people put them in the a-pillars. Either drilling holes up by the windshield or by removing those little vents next to the rear view mirror.

**The_Unforgiven** · 06-11-2005, 01:50 PM

For the component set, should I wire it for:
4Ω 50W RMS x 2 or
2Ω 100W RMS x 2 ?
Which would sound better? I'm unsure about the affects of running them at 2 ohms vs. 4 ohms. What would you sugguest?

**96firebird311** · 06-11-2005, 05:24 PM

Originally posted by The_Unforgiven:
For the component set, should I wire it for:
4Ω 50W RMS x 2 or
2Ω 100W RMS x 2 ?
Which would sound better? I'm unsure about the affects of running them at 2 ohms vs. 4 ohms. What would you sugguest?

How would you wire them for a 2 ohm load and power one off each 100WRMS channel? It's impossible. You will be running one side off each channel at a 4 ohm load.
50WRMSx2@4ohms

**The_Unforgiven** · 06-11-2005, 06:13 PM

Do you think 50W RMS is enough for the components to sound pretty good, or should I try to find a lil' bit more powerful amp?

**96firebird311** · 06-11-2005, 07:18 PM

They'll be fine.

**The_Unforgiven** · 06-12-2005, 02:41 PM

So I'm looking at this Stinger Wiring Kit . I know I'm also gonna need speaker wire to run from the amps to the subs and crossovers, and from the crossovers to the speakers, correct? But what guage should I get? Also, what else will I need? How many feet of RCA/Interconnets will I need?

**96firebird311** · 06-12-2005, 04:14 PM

One thing I forgot to mention is that you'll need some way to connect the power/ground wires to the battery. These are perfect for that. You'll need two. One for the power and one for the ground. Use a ring connector on each wire and they bolt right in. [img]smile.gif[/img]

That wiring kit is pretty good, except it has a 150amp fuse and does not include any 4g ground wire. You can buy an 80 amp ANL fuse and 3 feet of 4g black wire seperately though. Biggest thing is that it's carrying the "Stinger" brand name. Which means $$$$. $46.50 + fuse,4g wire,2 RCAs,2 battery terminals,speaker wire= about $90. Where as $19 Basic 4g amp kit,$6 4g to 8g distribution block,$8 Purple and silver 8g wire, 2 RCAs,2 battery terminals, speaker wire= about $60

16g is plenty big enough for speaker wire with the power you're running. As for length of wires/RCAs, grab a tape measure and find out exactly where you're going to run everything. [img]smile.gif[/img]

**The_Unforgiven** · 06-13-2005, 10:30 AM

One More Question:
Where would be the best place to put the distribution block?

**96firebird311** · 06-13-2005, 12:39 PM

Close to the amp. Just so you don't have to buy a bunch of 8g. ;) It makes no difference though.

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