Rockford Fosgate 8 AWG Amplifier Install Kit with Interconnect

I know nothing about car stereo but took it to an installer that has been installing for over 28 years and he was really impressed with the kit. Couple it with Rockford Amp and this will double the warranty of the amp. Not to mention this kit uses oxygen free copper which i really dont know exactly what it is but no other kit in this price range seemed to use that and every installer in my area said that was a must. Great kit at an amazing price.

Very heavy duty

Perfect for a starter kit. Has everything you need to connect that small amp and sub box. I did need to purchase a modulator for the RCA cables , due to factory radio.

1- quality wire meets spec 2- quality fusehold worth the money dont get the cheaper stuff as it rarely meets spec and the cheap fuse holds like to melt

Worked perfectly with the Rockford Fosgate P300-12 I purchased with it.

This worked great for wiring up a single crossover, amp, and sub. This is true 8 gauge COPPER wire. All the wires/cables were more than long enough. I originally wanted to run 4 AWG power cable, but my RF Punch amp would only take up to 8 AWG, and I did not want to put a distribution block in. It will more than handle the load that my amp requires. Have had it all installed for for few monthes and have had no issues.

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Great!

Great kit, comes with everything you need and is all of seemingly great quality. The wires are all thick and durable, the fuse setup off the battery is heavy duty and it even comes with assorted end connectors and even a bundle of mini zip-ties. More than enough remote wire, too. Youll still need speaker wire, but thats standard issue with just about any kit.

this is a great kit. it has everything i needed to hook up my powered bazooka tube. i added a 6-way distribution block because it has plenty of capacity left to add some aux outlets or another bazooka tube in the future. the wire is super soft and flexible, i had no trouble routing through the chassis nooks and crannies. remember to run your rca cables opposite of the the power cables to eliminate any noise. learned this the hard way 35+ yrs ago with my first car