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I saw it rated at 360 rms a general rule is amp should be between 80% and 150% of your subs rated power. Amp kits are a crap shoot. Stick
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I saw it rated at 360 rms a general rule is amp should be between 80% and 150% of your subs rated power.
Amp kits are a crap shoot. Stick with the better known brands, and you'll get a decent kit. They are rated for your systems power, so look in that range as well. I would recommend installing a kit with at least 4 gauge power wire, which would give you the option to upgrade/add amps later.
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