so i already had a soundquest 4 gauge wiring kit for an amp but i found a deal on the internet for a 2 gauge rockford foscate wiring kit so i went out and bought it. the 2 gauge has thick insulation on the wire but the actual wire part was WAY thinner than my 4 gauge. and i thought they were supposed to be a reputable company???? but anyways i hooked up the 4 gauge wiring kit up to my 520 watt amp and it had my 2 kicker EIGHTS hittin so hard the sun visers were moving up and down and it was rattling the roof really bad. i had no idea 8s could hit so hard. they hit just as hard if not harder than my old sony explode 12s. and have a good sound quality too. if your looking to buy speakers kicker is the way to go for sure

 

Fail-post.

 

Epic Fail-post.

 

lol

 

Rockford FOSGATE (with a G, not a C) is a reputable company. Their amp kits are some of the best in the buisness. Rockford FOSCATE (with a C, not a G) is a cheap knock off. Kinda like Alphine or Rockwood. You, sir, got hosed.

 

i think this guys got you beat.

 

Knukonceptz FTW... Your post FTL.

 

oops i dont know why i put rockford foscate it was a power acoustik wiring kit my bad. i would post a vid of how hard they knock but my phone wont let me put it on the computer. i have just never heard of 2 8s that hit so hard they shake the sun visers thats pretty damn impressive if you ask me

 

i was going to say...
rockford fosgate's wiring kits are awesome yet expensive.

 

Thanks to Rockford's ridiculous markup...you should see how much that stuff really costs...

 

^i only paid 27 bucks for my "2 gauge" wiring kit from power acoustik so its no biggie. ill just have to get sound quest if i ever wanna upgrade again.

 

i use knuconkeptz flex ;]

 

the audio forum is brutal.....