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<blockquote data-quote="Pioneer~Saturn" data-source="post: 4510778" data-attributes="member: 569334"><p>Run 0-gauge (atleast one run will be good if you arent too high of power) from your starting battery's positive terminal to the rear battery's positive terminal and either find a good ground for the negative terminal of the battery, or run 1 (or more) runs of 0-gauge back to the front battery's negative terminal.</p><p></p><p>But the real answer would be to get a higher-output alternator, upgrade all of your wiring, and also add a battery (or batteries) to the rear depending on how high-powered your setup is, if its a smaller setup a HC600 would be a good choice...good luck</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Pioneer~Saturn, post: 4510778, member: 569334"] Run 0-gauge (atleast one run will be good if you arent too high of power) from your starting battery's positive terminal to the rear battery's positive terminal and either find a good ground for the negative terminal of the battery, or run 1 (or more) runs of 0-gauge back to the front battery's negative terminal. But the real answer would be to get a higher-output alternator, upgrade all of your wiring, and also add a battery (or batteries) to the rear depending on how high-powered your setup is, if its a smaller setup a HC600 would be a good choice...good luck [/QUOTE]
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