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<blockquote data-quote="nkrell11" data-source="post: 8102473" data-attributes="member: 645505">Personally if you are going to do an alt I would go with singer or mechman as I hear that the brand you listed has a hell of a wait time if you don&#039;t mind the wait the answer is yes they have good alternators. As for the battery I can&#039;t see you being able to fit a 3100 under the hood the 3400 is a more common under the hood battery especially for gm cars I&#039;m not too familiar with Subaru&#039;s battery sizes. Basically I would measure the stock battery and get an agm with similar dimensions or slightly larger if you think it will fit. You will most likely want to go with an amp for the components they will sound alright on head unit power but an amp will make them come alive. Also the 50x4 is peak power not rms rating so you will be likely to see about 18 rms per head unit channel. You are undoubtedly one of the most polite newcomers I have seen that is very eager to learn so props to you for that.Edit: To be honest you might not need a high output alternator that large unless you plan on going much larger later as in theory the alternator alone has enough power to support 2500 rms but there is nothing wrong with electrical overkill.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="nkrell11, post: 8102473, member: 645505"] Personally if you are going to do an alt I would go with singer or mechman as I hear that the brand you listed has a hell of a wait time if you don't mind the wait the answer is yes they have good alternators. As for the battery I can't see you being able to fit a 3100 under the hood the 3400 is a more common under the hood battery especially for gm cars I'm not too familiar with Subaru's battery sizes. Basically I would measure the stock battery and get an agm with similar dimensions or slightly larger if you think it will fit. You will most likely want to go with an amp for the components they will sound alright on head unit power but an amp will make them come alive. Also the 50x4 is peak power not rms rating so you will be likely to see about 18 rms per head unit channel. You are undoubtedly one of the most polite newcomers I have seen that is very eager to learn so props to you for that. Edit: To be honest you might not need a high output alternator that large unless you plan on going much larger later as in theory the alternator alone has enough power to support 2500 rms but there is nothing wrong with electrical overkill. [/QUOTE]

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