ordered sae1200d quick question

[klee7013 10]

what size wire does it take i thought i saw 1/0 awg some where but cant remember . ugggh i feel like a

trying to get everything to come around the same time so maybe i can get my system up and running in a couple months

Edited April 2, 2010 by klee7013

[Sir-Lancelot 216]

I am sure it's 0/1.

Where in SC are you? I am in Florence.

[stocks 2]

yeah it's 1/0

[jcarter1885 995]

1/0 awg wire is what it takes

[BanginGMC 23]

0 GAUGE AMP POWER KIT

[klee7013 10]

oo my brother graduated last fall from FMU

Im over in Pawleys Island (not on the island) south of Myrtle Beach

Edited April 2, 2010 by klee7013

[Sir-Lancelot 216]

Nice.

I like that area. Not as populated with tourists.

Have fun with your new toy!

[klee7013 10]

o ya thanks for the help to lol

[klee7013 10]

i cant wait im getting fat on

ya tourists is our life line in this area,

definitely looking at getting my system up and running and hitting up the blvd in myrtle beach this summer

[shadowslayer666 1]

i cant wait im getting fat on

ya tourists is our life line in this area,

definitely looking at getting my system up and running and hitting up the blvd in myrtle beach this summer

nice maybe ill hear you going down the street when im on vacation in june. Staying right on the beach, and i love hearing cars go by...but some people dont. i just dont understand them

[ChargerOn22s 2]

so the 1200d is different from the 1000d because I saw this on sundowns site

Question: Hey, doesn't the SAE-1000D accept 1/0 Power wire? It doesn't fit, what gives?

Answer: Print materials have a mis-print stating 1/0 power wire will fit. In reality the power / ground terminals are identical to the SAX-100.2 and 100.4 models -- meaning they are designed for 4 gauge wire. You can trim 1/0 wire to fit, use a "reducer," or go through a distribution block to run 4 gauge to the amp if you already have 1/0 ran.

[ssibert 0]

so the 1200d is different from the 1000d because I saw this on sundowns site

Question: Hey, doesn't the SAE-1000D accept 1/0 Power wire? It doesn't fit, what gives?

Answer: Print materials have a mis-print stating 1/0 power wire will fit. In reality the power / ground terminals are identical to the SAX-100.2 and 100.4 models -- meaning they are designed for 4 gauge wire. You can trim 1/0 wire to fit, use a "reducer," or go through a distribution block to run 4 gauge to the amp if you already have 1/0 ran.

^^^^ saw that too...but i'd prefer running 1/0 and using a reducer