Well I just Recently out an new deck an eq (both kenwood it that matters) well my little brother just hooked me up with a pioneer 400watt 4 channel from his werk an i already have a infinity bassklink from my old car I like it cause of the size... well i will be relocating my battery to the trunk for cosmetic purposes ( i think it cool if any one want to know)

original plan was to buy 2 amp kits.. one 4 channel and one sub amp kit.... well

New Plan (maybe) I was told that I could do it with one kit (4 gauge) a distribtion block and a prolly another power wire an 3 sets of rca's (for my amp an basslink )

Well something close to that... Hopefully some can understand an correct me if i am wrong thanks peace

 

Yes, you can use one amp kit with a distribution block.

 

don't forget the capacitor!!!!

 

To hell with a capacitor.

 

Just get one amp kit of proper guage wiring. 2 wiring kits is a waste. Also ground both amps to the same location to avoid a potential ground difference (possible noise in system).

 

So do you guys think a 4 gauge kit is enough, and also does it matter what kind of Rca's that i get??? thanks

 

4 gauge is plenty,but buy good rca's.get name brand and not the "bottom feeder cheepies".

 

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So is 4 Guage to much??? should i go with 8???

 

better off with 4 guage, this way you can run X amps off of the same power wire and just divide it at the distribution block.

 

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very true, better safe than sorry, i'm running 2 under-200 watt amps and i used 4 guage and a distribution block, but i had a 1600 watt in before

 

Right now I have one kit (4 gauge) running two amps (Rockford Fosgate 250a2 and a Rockford Fosgate 400a4) and I have no problems with it.

 

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recommendations on distribution blocks?

 

Brand doesnt matter really, but if you're a brand ***** go with pheonix gold (if they're still around) But just make sure it accepts atleast 4 guage and has outputs for atleast 10-12 guage