1/0 to 4/0 adapter?

[ShagggDiesel 25]

Right now I'm running 4g cable from battery to my amp. I'm getting ready to do the big 3 with 1/0 cable, but my amp terminals are only 4/0.. is

there some sort of adapter that I can use to be able to run the 1/0 into this amp? I need about 4 of these.. 2 for in line fuse (only 4/0 as well),

1 for 12v on amp, and 1 for ground from amp. I'm getting rid of my cap after this upgrade so no need for adapters on it.

[CrazyKenKid 64]

holy cow your amp accepts 4/0!! wow beefy!! or do you mean 4guage? lol!

check this site out

http://www.hifisoundconnection.com/Shop/Control/Product/fp/vpid/1557428/vpcsid/0/SFV/30046

and somewhere on this site, i just can't seem to find it right now lol

https://weldingsupply.securesites.com/cgi-bin/einstein.pl

[SpeakerBoy 64]

I was gonna say, whoa. I think he means 4ga.

4/0 is bigger than 0ga by far. Wording is important

[ShagggDiesel 25]

Hahaha I love being half asleep in Web design class and posting on here.. Sorry about that guys Thanks for the links though much appreciated

[slim2fattycake 85]

http://www.darvex.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?

I bought two 1/0 to 4 gauge reducers from there.

[jcarter1885 995]

Right now I'm running 4g cable from battery to my amp. I'm getting ready to do the big 3 with 1/0 cable, but my amp terminals are only 4/0.. is

there some sort of adapter that I can use to be able to run the 1/0 into this amp? I need about 4 of these.. 2 for in line fuse (only 4/0 as well),

1 for 12v on amp, and 1 for ground from amp. I'm getting rid of my cap after this upgrade so no need for adapters on it.

If Im reading this right then it makes no sense at all to me. Do you mean 4 gauge or 4/0awg big difference? Your amps terminals have nothing to do with the Big Three wiring. You dont need 1/0awg on that amp, 4 gauge will do fine. I would suggest you get 1 reducer and run 1/0 awg from battery to distrribution block then 4 gauge from the d. block to amps terminals if you insist on using 1/0 awg. There wont be that big of a difference though, if you plan on upgrading your system in the future then I can see the point upgrading your amp's wires.

[ShagggDiesel 25]

Right now I'm running 4g cable from battery to my amp. I'm getting ready to do the big 3 with 1/0 cable, but my amp terminals are only 4/0.. is

there some sort of adapter that I can use to be able to run the 1/0 into this amp? I need about 4 of these.. 2 for in line fuse (only 4/0 as well),

1 for 12v on amp, and 1 for ground from amp. I'm getting rid of my cap after this upgrade so no need for adapters on it.

If Im reading this right then it makes no sense at all to me. Do you mean 4 gauge or 4/0awg big difference? Your amps terminals have nothing to do with the Big Three wiring. You dont need 1/0awg on that amp, 4 gauge will do fine. I would suggest you get 1 reducer and run 1/0 awg from battery to distrribution block then 4 gauge from the d. block to amps terminals if you insist on using 1/0 awg. There wont be that big of a difference though, if you plan on upgrading your system in the future then I can see the point upgrading your amp's wires.

I do plan on upgrading soon, I'm just getting all of the electrical out of the way before I go any further on that.. So I needed the adapter so I can still use what I have until that happens

P.S. Got the bat terminals and adapters at my local shop tis afternoon

[jcarter1885 995]

Ok I got you, yeah your going the good route making sure you electrical is up to par before anything else.