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Right now i have a 4 gauge wire ran with an 80 amp maxi fuse. i am getting a abahn a2200 with 120 amps worth of fuses on it soon. i already have a 4 channel tsunami that has 40 amps of fuses. I already have 0 gauge wire but no terminals, the terminals are costing me $82 shipped on ebay. so until i get those will the 4 gauge into a dist. to 2 8 gauges work temporarily, they would be like 3 foot runs of 8 gauge from the dist. block? i am thinking my 80 amp maxi fuse would blow? how many amps can 4 gauge hold? also if you knwo where to get terminals cheaper let me know.

Thanks,
Chris

 
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Your car will burn to the ground, pics please!

 
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If you don't turn it up too much, there won't be much to worry about anyhow. Terminals, as in something like this? http://www.cardomain.com/item/STISPBCOVZ
http://www.cardomain.com/item/STIPROBATTZ


I don't think i understand what you're looking for

 
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big thumbs up on the wiring

and terminals are expensive everywhere

 
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(2) stinger 0 gauge dual foot grounding terminals 13.00
(2) audiopipe dist. block, 1 or 2 0 gauge in, 3 4 gauge out 23.00
(2) audiopipe battery terminals, that accept 0, 4, dual 8 gauge 19.00
(1) audiopipe anl set screw 0 gauge fuse holder. 15.50
(4) audiopipe 0 gauge set screw ring terminals. 13.00
Shipping via Priority Mail 5.50
Total 87.00

This is all the terminals i need, this is from www.darvex.com so i can's run the 8 gauge i guess, so if you know anywhere to get all this cheaper let me know. this is also so i have enough ring terminals to do my chassis ground and engine ground

 
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I believe the power of the fuse you use depends on how powerful the amp is. You dont use a certain fuse for a certain guage wire. Although, it sort of works a little bit that way. You need a smaller guage wire for a more powerful amp, and at the same time you need a larger fuse (which some stores sell one that have the amp wattage for each fuse).