thin or fat wires for car stereo??

[strodda]

wow, ill definitely get one without then. not im not sure about that legacy one. it doesnt look like it has a display, but it does say digital cap. so whats the deal? does it have a display or not??

thanks for the info guys

[kicker1_solo]

yeah, it should have a bunch of digital crap on the top of the cap

[fuburyder14]

thicker wires are always better. don't go any lower than 8 guage for your power and ground cables for your system. the bigger the wires= better heat distribution and it also allows more power to go through.. if you wanna go balls out go 4 gauge power cable..unlesss ur pushin tons of power..in which case 0 gauge is the answer =)

[turbcivic]

Originally posted by fuburyder14
thicker wires are always better. don't go any lower than 8 guage for your power and ground cables for your system. the bigger the wires= better heat distribution and it also allows more power to go through.. if you wanna go balls out go 4 gauge power cable..unlesss ur pushin tons of power..in which case 0 gauge is the answer =)

I'm no. Go four gauge if you are running 1000 watts and go o gauge for higher amounts. Run between 8 guage to ten gauge for speaker wires. The bigger wires provide less restince so you will acutally be pulling a hell of alot of power.