Um im running 4ga to my 2300w amp once again dodge the topic at hand more why does he need an akt and provide real proof

keep up the useless replies...

either show me where wiring gauge and amperage capacity isn't directly connected or shut up.

you keep claiming you know about this stuff yet why is it that even a brief bit a of research would of showed you how stupid you are to think wiring gauge isn't a limitation for amperage.

Ur dense not my problem y u dodge bruh? Why u change subj3ct bruh? Im on my phone jus typing 1 sentence responses why should i have to explain anything when u cant even keep on topic ur wrong about the alts and u know it lol thats why u change subject i dont gotta claim to kno2 shit i do 2-3 installs a day uve never even done one

This post was edited by Incriminator on Aug 17 2013 08:16pm

change the subject?

you're the one trying to change it back to alternators after you said some stupid shit and now refuse to admit you are wrong and ignorant.

you claim dc audios recommendations are concrete... yet you don't even use a high otuput alternator they recommend for the power you have. your own source refutes your claims that you don't need a high output alternator on your current setup.

so tell me...what alternator did you order since dc audios website says you need a new one?

and still waiting on these other gems to be answer

what causes lights to dim besides voltage drop?

what is the maximum amount of amperage that can go through 8 gauge wire?

Tl;dr dodge answer my question 2ith facts and proof and ill answer anything u ask pumpkin

This post was edited by Incriminator on Aug 17 2013 08:23pm

real childish way to go sir

thanks for playing...let me know when you learn the basics.

and before you reply with another pointless response......you already lost this argument when your own source said you are wrong.

This post was edited by Subwoofer on Aug 17 2013 09:13pm

Ohhh One more thing. Because I am not using rear speakers, only front ones, should I turn the fade all the way to the front speakers, or should I just keep it at the middle?

doesn't matter.