Running powe wire

Actually i will be using a distrabution block... the 2 wires are one positive and one negitive to the battery instead of running the negitive to the chassis because it conducts better and is a cleaner signal.

wrong, sir.ground the battery as close to the battery as possible, and ground the battery to the chassis. also ground your amp as close to the amp as possible, less than 2 ft is idealremember cable is rated as to current carried, and distance carried. if you need 1/0 for positive, you may only meed 4ga for a short ground to be just fine.see here:https://www.the12volt.com/info/recwirsz.aspIf you're running 1/0 gauge, you are probably using high current amps, and thus I'd recommend you also look into a high-output alternator.your car's alternator will have to provide the same current with it's HOT rating, as the total amplifier combined RMS power draw, plus what your car needs to run, plus at least a 10% buffer zone.ya really need to have a good basic grasp of electricity to understand this stuff (I'm an E.E.) but trust me when I tell you a chassis ground is best. grounding amps to the battery is a very very poor idea. that will almost guarantee noise in the system, and worse yet, it actually weakens not only the power supply circuit for the response time of your amps.-GlassWolf

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