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Originally Posted by josemartinrea Would it be okay to use a 4 gauge wire instead of the 1/0? Also, am I able to use the same kind of wire people
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The conductor material is not important but you will have to use a larger conductor if you use aluminum instead of copper. The total resistance of the wiring run is the critical factor - bigger wire has less resistance per foot. You can use "exotic" stereo wiring, but it's expensive and not cost-effective for the minuscule gains. The more strands in the conductor, the more flexible the wire will be (assuming the same insulation). 1/0 AWG with a solid conductor is VERY stiff and difficult to install; 1/0 AWG welding cable (~1000 strands) is down right limp.
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