🔌 Enhanced KnuKonceptz Red KCA 4 Gauge Amplifier Installation Wiring Kit Review

First off it's a decent amp kit, the power cord is very flexible and the ground wire is decent BUT the wire doesn't fit the terminals or fuse box. I ended up having to "shave" the wires off the wire to try to mount it. The fuse box is very good for a cheaper kit but if I knew what I know now I wouldn't get it.

This product is CCA (Copper Clad Aluminum) certified. This is normal for an amp rated at 100A and below. You pay less than $35 for this kit, adjust your expectations on this price. The RCA cables are located directly on or above the "entry cable". Connectors, fuse holders and speaker cables are compliant. Make sure your connections exposed to the elements are tight and use heat shrink tubing or dielectric grease. All in all it's a good set to get the job done.

This is a very reliable amplifier kit. The cables are of very high quality and everything you need to connect an amplifier or active subwoofer is included. I have no complaints about this kit, but I would recommend that you make sure you actually crimp or press the connector against the power cord. The power cord is true 4 gauge and very thick. Unless you have very strong hands, you probably won't be able to simply press the connector against the cable. I first crimped the connector as tight as

I bought this product for the quality that comes with savings. It had really good reviews (except for a few people who sounded like naysayers) and I would agree with most people that this is a great product. There were a lot of extra parts included (seals, paddles, hinges, rubber caps, screws, zips) most of which I didn't use but I imagine most other people use them. The add-ons were really helpful. My only complaint with this product was that the ground wire was too short. I understand you…

This harness is really very good, I'm using a 1000w RMS Sundown X-8 with a SoundStream P1.1000D. The wire grip is just perfect! Also, it's nice that all parts are included, to be honest there are too many extras like binding posts and such, but it's by no means a bad thing. The remote control cable that sits between the RCA jacks is really handy and easy to hide, it's also harder to break as it connects to other cables, while most remote control cables are separate and easy to disconnect…