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Proper gauge wire to use wiring your car audio sub

Started by gyix vbmenu_register("postmenu_1084818", true); · 7 Aug 2006 · 4 replies

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just looking to rewire my subs with propper wire and need stop using normal speaker wire lol what gauge wire do i need also i searched google for this and the forum found nothing lol should i run 0 gauge wire ?????
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0 gauge speaker wire?? or u talking about power to the amps??? 0 gauge is for like 200 amps, twice more than youll ever need most id say u'd need for a sub would be 12gauge and thats assuming you're giving it like 1kw of REAL rms.
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no from the sub to the amp
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yeah... 12 gauge tops, even thats overkill
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Just go to autobarn or a car audio shop and ask for wires to run your subwoofer... They will know exactly what you are after. 0-guage is some pretty thick ass wire. And is only used for big powered amps. Its like 15mm thick wire alone.
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