Ok heres the deal i bought every thing for my old car and when i sold it i took out my subs and amp stupid me didn`t take out the 4 gauge wire and headunit anyways right now money is tight so i need to know what would i need to hook up my subs and amp to my stock head unit

so far i know

1) ground cable
2) 4 guage cable

idk what i would need for the headunit.

 

Okay, we need details of your current items... The amp, subs, stock HU? Does the amp have inline speaker connections?

 

honestly dont know but i took pictures

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http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...z/DSC00323.jpg

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Okay, you have a 2 channel bridgeable amp. I'd assume it'd safely carry a 4ohm load.

Now, you need to give us details on the subs... You have 2 right? Are they single voice coil or dual? If you don't know, just post it's model #.

To hook this setup to the stock hu, you'll need this ( http://www.crutchfield.com/S-gq7bfnE...g=721&I=101PL2 ). It uses the stock wires leading to the speakers as it's audio signal into the amp. Obviously it'll require cutting the wires, and getting some rcas.

 

4 gauge wire (ground shouldnt be any diffrent)
remote wire, hooked to your power antenna
and what slvroz said

everything else looks ready to go

 

Just go to (gasp!, I can't believe I am saying this)... your local walmart and get an amp wiring kit (preferably 4 guage). You will also need to get a "Line-Out Converter". If I remember correctly, Walmart carries Scoshe stuff, and the L.O.C. is going to be a little blue box. All in all, I think you will have about $40-50 in it total. You could probably pay about the same at a stereo shop, but most of them I know of charge too much for wiring and accessories unless you are letting them do the install.