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Stealth97 · 06-05-2005, 12:59 AM

It may not be nessesary to run an 4 gauge cable to the rear of the car for just the computer, but it is wise to consider your upgrade path for future use.

For example, you would not want to run a 10 gauge cable for your computer if you are thinking about adding a Large Subwoofer amplifier later.

Its better to run a larger gauge cable to a distribution block. This will give you added flexibility to expand your system in the future.

06-05-2005, 12:59 AM	#7
Stealth97 Variable Bitrate Join Date: May 2005 Location: Woodstock, GA Vehicle: See the f-ing sig, stupid Posts: 351 My Photos: ()	It may not be nessesary to run an 4 gauge cable to the rear of the car for just the computer, but it is wise to consider your upgrade path for future use. For example, you would not want to run a 10 gauge cable for your computer if you are thinking about adding a Large Subwoofer amplifier later. Its better to run a larger gauge cable to a distribution block. This will give you added flexibility to expand your system in the future. __________________ Is this where the witty comment goes? 97 Black pearl Mazda Miata MX-5 Carpc V2? maybee..