New system

[tilghman]

I added a kicker zx 750.1 amp to a l5 10' solobaric with 0 gauge tsunami wiring and stinger 300amp fuse and stinger braided rca's to my pioneer premier 600USB let me know what you think also need to make a small amp rack any ideas? I went with the 750 so i can upgrade subs later

 

[Anthony]

Nice scotch Tape on the fuse

 

[tilghman]

Nice scotch Tape on the fuse

you gotta work with what ya have!!! na j/k the dang cover kept fallin off so its all i had handy plan on fixin it properly in the next couple of days

 

[fatnlowtahoe504]

you dont need that big of wire for that small of a amp.....but if you plan on having a bigger system then you will be good for when you do it..

 

[tilghman]

you dont need that big of wire for that small of a amp.....but if you plan on having a bigger system then you will be good for when you do it..

yea the the guy i bought the amp from threw that stuff in for free so I used it.But yes it is big but i dont think too big could hurt only to osmall right?

 

[Eagle]

a simple carpeted plywood board, and turning the amp 90 degrees will greatly improve the cosmetics of the install.


Running all the wiring under the carpet will help a lot too.

Are you going to use Allen head bolts and T-nuts to mount the amp?
I think it would really clean it up, and would make things easier to maintain down the road.
You can find them at ACE hardware, Home depot, Lowes etc.


I used them last time to mount my amps and it was way way easier... once you were done predrilling.

 

[MOBmentality]

hahaha holy effin wire!! lol good shit! room to upgrade

 

[thehoe92]

that ground does not look good.
looks like just the seat frame and not the actual car frame

 

[tilghman]

a simple carpeted plywood board, and turning the amp 90 degrees will greatly improve the cosmetics of the install.


Running all the wiring under the carpet will help a lot too.

Are you going to use Allen head bolts and T-nuts to mount the amp?
I think it would really clean it up, and would make things easier to maintain down the road.
You can find them at ACE hardware, Home depot, Lowes etc.


I used them last time to mount my amps and it was way way easier... once you were done predrilling.
Thanks eagle .allen head bolts and t nuts? what size i really want to clean this up i just did a rough install to get an idea of what i need

that ground does not look good.
looks like just the seat frame and not the actual car frame

Where did you guys ground your amps? not many options back there

 

[Eagle]

thehoe92: the seat frame is = chassis because it is bolted in. Plus looks like that ground is on the seat bolt= chassis.

T: on my PPI a300 I think it was 1/4-24 or something? Easiest thing to do is just go thru them and find one that:

a: has a head big enough to retain the amp,
b: a shaft small enough to go thru the hole
c: a shaft long enough to go thru the amp and the mounting material
d: pick out T nuts with the same thread pitch and size.

then you drill the mounting holes, put the t nuts in, Clamp them into the wood.