Amp kit wiring question?

Question

I need to know if I'm going overboard. I want to get an amp wiring kit off the internet so I don't overpay at the installation place. Here's the set up.

Audiobahn Amp

Key Features

Amplifier Type: Mono Channel

RMS Power at 4 Ohms: 0.05 W x 600

RMS Power at 2 Ohms: 2 W x 600

Performance

Signal to Noise Ratio: 1200 dB

Crossover / Equalizer

Bass Boost Frequency: 50 Hz

Pushing a box with 2 of these

Audiobahn 10 inch subs

Technical Specification

Sensitivity: 91 dB

RMS Power Range : 300 Watts

Peak Power Handling: 600 Watts

Impedance: 4 Ohm

Low Frequency response: 28 Hz

High Frequency Response: 1000 Hz

Diameter: 10 Inch

The wiring kit is this

Absolute Kit850

2000 Watts Complete 4GA Amp Kit

17FT 4GA clear blue power cable

1.5FT 4GA clear black ground cable

16 FT 18GA clear blue trigger wire

10FT 14GA clear blue speaker wire

17FT clear green RCA cable

6FT split loom tube

1PC AGU fuse holder

1PC 80A AGU fuse

2PCS 4GA ring terminals

2PCS 4GA s

Answer 1

that 4gauge kit should be fine for that amp.

Answer 2

That sounds about right.

I think there is some extra stuff included in there.

but thats not bad.

go on crutchfield.com and add your subs and amp to the cart (dont buy) and it will show you what works best and the prices and such.

hope that helped

Answer 3

My answer is the bigger the better.They do have a minimum of gauge that is saposed to be used but there is no cap on how heavy the wire should be.The bigger the wire the better it will carry the signal better.

Answer 4

That kit should be just fine, just make sure the amp can accept the 4 gauge wire. I would also suggest maybe a 10 or 12 gauge wire for the subs. More flow means less resistance, and a coller running amp.