What wiring kit should I buy for this?
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We went with a 4 Gauge wire kit like this: Rockford RFK4X 4 AWG Complete Amplifier Install Kit . We also added a 1.0 Farad Capacitor which is probably considered old school by today's installation practices, but it works and the punch from the Sub does not cause dimming of the lights and doesn't get hot. It was a great match up and now for over 6 months has performed very well. We also used a 600 Watt Sony Mono Amplifier as it match the spec's for the sub. Mind you, we don't push the sub hard like others may do... This sub and enclosure combo isn't made to do that, but it does give a pretty decent punch when demanded by the music being played. If you want a lot of punch then consider a different sub enclosure We went with a 4 Gauge wire kit like this: Rockford RFK4X 4 AWG Complete Amplifier Install Kit . We also added a 1.0 Farad Capacitor which is probably considered old school by today's installation practices, but it works and the punch from the Sub does not cause dimming of the lights and doesn't get hot. It was a great match up and now for over 6 months has performed very well. We also used a 600 Watt Sony Mono Amplifier as it match the spec's for the sub. Mind you, we don't push the sub hard like others may do... This sub and... » Read More We went with a 4 Gauge wire kit like this: Rockford RFK4X 4 AWG Complete Amplifier Install Kit . We also added a 1.0 Farad Capacitor which is probably considered old school by today's installation practices, but it works and the punch from the Sub does not cause dimming of the lights and doesn't get hot. It was a great match up and now for over 6 months has performed very well. We also used a 600 Watt Sony Mono Amplifier as it match the spec's for the sub. Mind you, we don't push the sub hard like others may do... This sub and enclosure combo isn't made to do that, but it does give a pretty decent punch when demanded by the music being played. If you want a lot of punch then consider a different sub enclosure « Show Less
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Garrett- I went to a local stereo shop and bought a high quality speaker wire. But any speaker wire will work. The better the quality the better the sound though. Hope this helps.
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The only wires you need is some speaker wire from the sub enclosure to your amplifier. Thank you for your interest.
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We went with a 4 Gauge wire kit like this: http://www.amazon.com/Rockford-Fosgate-RFK4X-Complete-Amplifier/dp/B0012BYOSK/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1390091839&sr=8-5&keywords=Complete+4+Gauge+Amplifier+Installation+Kit . We also added a 1.0 Farad Capacitor which is probably considered old school by today's installation practices, but it works and the punch from the Sub does not cause dimming of the lights and doesn't get hot. It was a great match up and now for over 6 months has performed very well. We also used a 600 Watt Sony Mono Amplifier as it match the spec's for the sub. Mind you, we don't push the sub hard like others may do... This sub and enclosure combo isn't made to do that, but it does give a pretty decent punch when demanded by the music being played. If you want a lot of punch then consider a different sub enclosure
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Good quality wire, fuse block, ground wire & terminal and amp turn on lead. It's a nice kit
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I didn't buy the wiring harness because I do all my own wiring. Depending on the stock wiring, you may have to upgrade wire size to at least 14 gauge.
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You will need an amp kit. I would recommend Rockford fosgate amp kits. It will give you all the wires you need if you're going it yourself. If you are going to a slop for installation, they may provide the necessary wiring
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Purchase a driving/fog light wire kit, right here at Amazon or at your local auto parts store. A good kit will come with necessary wire, relay, and switch.
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8 guage wire to run power from your battery to where you install it, inline fuse, some smaller guage wire to run the remote (12 volt accessory) turn on wire from the back of your stereo, also either RCA cable or speaker wire depending on whether your running low or high level inputs .... you can buy it separately or just get a 8 gauge sub/amp wiring kit and it will have everything you need
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The kits are pretty universal in regards to the wiring. You just need the make sure you order the kit with the correct bulb for your car.
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It comes with wires, mount, and detailed instructions. Id suggest buying a mounting kit because the one provided is rather on the cheap side
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what you see in the pic is what you get. Depending on where you install the unit will depend on how much wiring you'll need
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I used the tree wire but make sure you use the supplied wire in addition to the stock one to help the amps get to your batteries also double check your grounding size wire to make sure it can handle 140amps
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Comes wuth basic wiring. You might need some extra stuff depending on the vehicle. I would strongly suggest doing some research before jumping into this as a DIY project.
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I hard wired mine. Put a junction box behind each. You can google wiring instructions if that's what you're gonna do.
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I have a 2012 SG and I needed 10 ga. Wiring for hot and ground. I bought wire and connectors and made them up myself with a fusible link cheaper than buying a wiring kit. Also check out hd forum and look for ultranutz, he has all the answers and can furnish a step by step process for hooking everything up. Everything I got from him was spot on. Worked perfectly.
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Yup. Look online for ohm-specific wiring patterns when you do your first setup.
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It comes with everything you'll need to hook it up. I'd suggest downloading the manual from the website.
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You will need ta supply wire...I used 2ot wire between it an amp...Install it as close to amp as possile...
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I would go to Best Buy and get the harness kit that fits your car so you dont have to cut the existing wiring harness, it makes for a neater job, you can make all of your connections and then plug and play.