How to power 2 amps individually ?

Some possible uses for 10 gauge wire:

1.  Use it to strangle the next door neighbor's cat.

2.  Use it for the remote turn on wire, just for looks.

3.  Put it in your toolbox for various purposes, like wiring subs in the box, sub wiring to the amp for that "power" look, etc.

In all, 10 gauge is just a mistake.  You can run dual wires from the battery, but that also means dual fuse holders, dual fuses, dual holes in the firewall....ultimately, it's not worth it.  I wouldn't bother running any amplifier power or ground with less than 8 gauge wire.  And you can use online sources for your wiring and distro block needs.

The amp kit said it would be good for 200RMS. I told the installer to use their amp kits if needed they said it would be fine. Anyways i will buy a 4 GUAage amp kit run to a distro block then run 2 8guage to each amp ? is this the best way? i will have 300RMS amp for sub and 200RMS for amp for the components.

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Just refer to the chart.

i hope its nothign major as i haev no warranty. i was only putting 220Watts rms to it it can do well over 300RMS anyways is this noise you cant here it in the cabin u just get the bass but it sounds ghetto from the outside.