RD True 4 Gauge Car Audio Cable Amp Wiring Kit - 2 Channel Rock Direct CCA Power Cable Amplifier Install Wiring Kit

This kit deserves a 5/5 some of the best quality I’ve ever seen for $30 ish. The fact the kit was solid made it easy to install. Installation isn’t too thick it’s good and it’s not too short it’s as advertised. Super good for someone on a tight budget. Used it in my beater.

For what i paid for this product it was a great deal. Comes with everything you need to hook up a system. Eveything feels like quality an the lengths see ideal for all installations.

It’s got everything you need and if you can’t get better it’s as good as it’ll be.

Everything I needed to install, quality wire kit.

Complete kit; I loved it and recommend it.

Not actually true 4awg but not big issue considering how close to 4awg in comparison. Speaker wires where kinda thin more like 16awg. Good remote wire not cheap and easily broken when stripping insulation. Price to me is kinda of higher should be more like $20 would make it the best affordable 4awg amp kit. Rca doesn't seat tightly . FYI 4awg amp kits are not meant for anything above 1400w rms.

This was a good quality kit, and everything was there as described in the text and it arrived on time I promise

What a tremendous value. Already used these kits twice. Speaker wires, power cable, ground cable, and RCA cable aren't PVC so they're very malleable and soft making them very easy to use. The fuse is very nice, much better than most of these types of mini anl fuses, as it actually detaches from its mount for replacing the fuse easily. I can't personally attest to whether or not the 4 gauge CCA (copper clad aluminum that is usually 30/70 copper to aluminum ratio) is good enough to actually run 80 amps through or not but I would have zero worries using it for a 500 watt amp at 1 ohm. Most of the time your amp isn't actually pulling the power it's rated for anyways, and as long as your listening to music and not playing continuous 40hz test tones I wouldn't worry at all. I have one being used on a 360 watt 4 channel, and on my step Dad's 700 watt sub amp limited to 350 watts with a 4 ohm 10. I absolutely love amp kits that have the o rings already crimped for people who can't correctly crimp the terminal, however I personally would suggest you solder the O ring if you have the ability to as one of the ones I was using started coming loose while trying to install, so I soldered all 4 terminations, as well as the spade connectors that came with the kit since both amps used old school spade terminals (my favorite). In the included picture I'm using the 4 gauge power cable for my girlfriends 4 ohm 12 sub and 2,000 watt amp that is massively over kill for her setup, I just had it spare. I've never seen it hit over 41vrms on my oscope (~450 - 500watts) so I'm confident in it. Even after a long drive of bumping from her it didn't even feel warm. I only have 2 gripes. The speaker wires while they did feel good are the same color so I used heat shrink to label positive and negative, and the screws that came with the kit must just be for the fuse mount as they are not capable of screwing into metal. This means they expect you to use an existing ground or in my case since I installed the kit at my parents house I didn't have access to a metal screw or drill bit so I had to a bit of a hacky install on the ground cable unfortunately. It can't cost them more than even a penny to include a metal screw for the ground cable. These things are minor considering the kit costs less than 25 bucks. I will continue to use these kits for cheap installs for friends and family on lower end systems.

Great kit more than enough wire included

Comes with everything I needed and very nice quality

Great quality for the price I would buy again and probably will be soon for another vehicle we have

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