A couple of questions
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From: Raleigh, NC
Originally Posted by yeedatoy
dude,there will be no problems with that set-up.just dont listen to your music with your car off.just buy a dual amp kit and go from there.the amplifier instructions will tell you what fuse size you need,and the amp will always have fuses in it.
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Originally Posted by TTT
:werd: Get the picture?
Thanks for the input!! I follow you 100%. I have an 8 gauge kit already. The sub was installed in another car. I was just wondering what I would need for the new MBQ amp and also what I would need to add them together. Now I'm off to order parts.
Thanks again for your help guys!
BTW, how did you come up with 50 amps max for the MBQ amp? Did I miss it in the specs somewhere?
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Originally Posted by Hondaman
:yes:
Thanks for the input!! I follow you 100%. I have an 8 gauge kit already. The sub was installed in another car. I was just wondering what I would need for the new MBQ amp and also what I would need to add them together. Now I'm off to order parts.
Thanks again for your help guys!
BTW, how did you come up with 50 amps max for the MBQ amp? Did I miss it in the specs somewhere?
Thanks for the input!! I follow you 100%. I have an 8 gauge kit already. The sub was installed in another car. I was just wondering what I would need for the new MBQ amp and also what I would need to add them together. Now I'm off to order parts.
Thanks again for your help guys!
BTW, how did you come up with 50 amps max for the MBQ amp? Did I miss it in the specs somewhere?
Supposed to say 60. Good luck with the install!
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Originally Posted by WiLL
That MBQ amp is 30a x 3. 
h:
h:Ok, disregard all that I said about the mbq
h: You are going to need 4 gauge wire to go to that amp, and a fuse anywhere from 125 to 90 amps. Also, you might run into some trouble with a 100 amp fuse on the main wire. You might be alright since I doubt you will be pushing both amps to their limits, but if you start blowing that fuse alot, you are going to need to up the amperage.