Every stereo of my own ive ever installed has been done this way, as all wiring should be...
Most people do not do this because they assume it takes too long, however with the time you spend doing it the cheap/"easy" way, you will save yourself so much more in the long run by actually soldering the wires, and using heat shrink wrap from any auto parts/electronics store...
I was turned onto it by an old family friend of ours when he was helping me install my first stereo...

 

Yeah... sorry I left out that bit of detailing. Ill see what I can do with the soldering and shrink wrap, might try a shot at that. Im good with electrical work so I dont think it will be a problem, was able to find a nice 12'' dual sealed bass box for 40$, 12'' 1200 watt DVC subwoofers 80$, a 2 channel 1400 watt bridgeable mosfet amplifier for 64$, and finally a BOSS CAP2S car audio capacitor for 32$. Total of: 216$. Provided I have a enough cash left over, I will be able to get a nice exhaust system. Now my final question (if you can answer it) I am a bit confused on what kind of wiring I should use, my buddy told me to use 6 gauge, and do I really need that audio capacitor or not? Any help on this is appreciated, I know this is the wrong forums but you guys are here now so might as well make use of it. Thanks alot!

 

Sounds good, thanks for the input! Read the post below yours, is that the right equipment? What kind of wiring should I use for the amp?

 

To give advice we are left with what you post and never want to get a person in over their head. Exhaust systems tend to have the added adventure of possible broken off bolts especially at the cylinder head

 

Yeahh that maybe a huge problem, if it occurs. Thanks for the help though!