Im talking about for the ground.

 

^So is he. Used the biggest wire you can (dont need to overkill though) and keep the ground wire as short as possible.

Go buy yourself like a 2 foot chunk of 4 gauge, and find a good spot to ground your amp behind/under your seat, real close to the amp.

 

2 feet hell 6 inches is long enuff for me. (that sounded wrong)

 

Ground wire should be the same length as the wire from the battery to in-line fuse... no more than 18", preferrably about a foot.

Also, the ground wire needs to be at least as thick in gauge as the power wire, and wouldn't hurt if it's bigger. Example: Power wire 10? Ground 8... Power 8? Ground 4... etc.

The quicker that juice gets "out" of your components, the better for longevity. The heat will not build up as quick, etc, etc...

 

Just making sure local store said longer the better. Im going take off the plastic cover and put it under the carpet that covers the edge of the door and run a bolt though it.

 

LMAO

 

 

That reminds me.


Why does an elephant have four feet?
















Because (see above) ain't enough.

 

Will the length effect the proformance?

 

yes. the shorter the run of wire the less resistance it has. if you have the option of grounding withing 6-8 inchs of an amp do that as opposed to running 2-3 feet of cable