box too small?

DYohn wrote: imupabove wrote: where do i connect the line driver? between my deck and amp? i do not know how to build a box. i dont even have the right tools. Based on this statement and all your other posts, I sincerely recommend you put all your equipment into the back seat or trunk and drive to a good installer's shop in your area, and pay for some assistance.  Seriously.

Seriously, take DYohn's advice and step away from the vehicle - NOW! You may burn up your vehicle and yourself in the process. Although it sounds like you have a decent understanding of the basics (and that's being generous), you will do yourself a favor by going to a shop, and still learn more in the process without paying an extremely high price (not satisfied with current system and buying more, unecessary equipment; or hurting yourself or others physically).

VEHICLE: 2002 GMC Sonoma ZR2

Alpine CDA-7940

AudioControl EQT x2

JL Audio 1000/1

JL Audio 10W6 (originals) x3

Kicker ZR120

Kicker ZR460

Polk GXR-6 x4

Polk GXR-4 x2

Once you understand how your going to do it, those answers will present themselves. The joy of self installation. YOU tell me how long they are and how they route, support and connect. For now, Optima battery from cosco is the way I go. I use yellow, red is the recommended. Dont ask why. You need new battery terminal connectors too.   Look at what wires are currently feeding off your terminals. Make sure your new terminal connectors will allow for those to be reconnected. If you had pictures of everything you've done, it sure would help. 4ga on mrp necessary? All I know is 8 years ago I thought I knew it all. I been in school for A/V and electrical for 7 years now and if nothing else, there is one thing I have learned for certain.....*8 years ago I didnt know a dam thing..hah. Do it because at this point, with a 4ga ground, there's no reason for the circuit to have that weak leg in it.   And you'll be out buying another sub and box here in the next short while, then you'll be getting a new sub amp after that, then....This is what I do for FUN!