1600 Or 1200 Watt Dual Amp Add-on Wiring Kit Scosche Kdadc 033991020351 on 2040-parts.com
Springboro, Ohio, United States
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This is a brand new Scosche Dual Amp Add-On Kit with 8 Gauge Power and Ground Wires for use with 1600 or 1200 Watt Wiring Kits. This Package includes:
1) Power Distribution Block (splits power to two Amps) 2) 2.5ft 8 Gauge Power Wire (Oxygen-Free Copper) 3) 2.5ft 8 Gauge Ground Wire 4) 16ft Twisted Audio Cable for optimal noise rejection 5) 6ft Turn-on Wire (remotely switches on amp) 6) Complete instructions |
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