0ga or 4ga

[Jacob86 0]

Going to be running an alpine pdx-f6 (60amp fuses), and alpine pcx-m6 (80amp fuses). Would 0ga just be over kill? These are going in the rear of a crew cab colorado and splitting at a distribution block. So it will be ether 0ga in and 2 4ga out or 4ga in and 2 4ga out.

Thanks

[jonbearsmt 919]

i would do the 0 gauge

[altoncustomtech 773]

I agree. Should you ever decide to upgrade things in the future you'll be a step ahead with larger wire already in place. One run of 1/0 isn't that much more expensive than 4awg.

[jcarter1885 995]

Go with the 0ga in and 2 4ga out, in case of future upgrades your wire is already in place.

[Jacob86 0]

thanks for the quick reply's I have zero plans to upgrade any more then that. Crew cab truck so not much room.

[Quentin Jarrell 671]

What they all said. Plus if you purchase your wire from. www.weldingsupply.com It'll be cheaper to do one larger run rather than two smaller runs.

[EPerez 236]

thanks for the quick reply's I have zero plans to upgrade any more then that. Crew cab truck so not much room.

you will when you find that it's still not enough for you and you want more lol at least Thats me! check out knukonceptz. they have really good wire also.

[Jacob86 0]

thanks guys, as far more I'm down grading from my current system in my old suv. 15 Fi Q off a 1200 watt sundown amp.

[SPL_Man 20]

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