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<blockquote data-quote="BASSMEKANIK89" data-source="post: 7307139" data-attributes="member: 631754"><p>I recommend the best solution to every one of my customers.&nbsp; Its the right thing to do, and it should be done every time.&nbsp; It is unnecessary if you dont understand what you are talking about.&nbsp; All of those options are not needed every time, but it you want to add a 1200watt amp to most cars you have to start with the alternator first.&nbsp; It takes power to make power.&nbsp; With the alternator you do the Big 3 upgrade, and you upgrade the factory battery at the same time.&nbsp; With that setup you should be able to run alot of current for the average consumer without a problem.&nbsp; Adding a battery doesn&#039;t give you more power. If you thing a battery or a cap gives you more power you are a MORON and should hang up your crimpers after reading this.&nbsp; If you do add a second(or more) battery to your electrical system you should use a relay under the hood, which is hardly ever done for some insane reason.&nbsp; I guess it makes too much sense to do it right the first time, or maybe to many people can type faster than they can think.&nbsp; I fix installs all the time that were done without all those unnessasary electrical upgrades.&nbsp; Maybe next i can fix one of your installs.&nbsp; If you take that personal, maybe you should.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="BASSMEKANIK89, post: 7307139, member: 631754"] I recommend the best solution to every one of my customers. Its the right thing to do, and it should be done every time. It is unnecessary if you dont understand what you are talking about. All of those options are not needed every time, but it you want to add a 1200watt amp to most cars you have to start with the alternator first. It takes power to make power. With the alternator you do the Big 3 upgrade, and you upgrade the factory battery at the same time. With that setup you should be able to run alot of current for the average consumer without a problem. Adding a battery doesn't give you more power. If you thing a battery or a cap gives you more power you are a MORON and should hang up your crimpers after reading this. If you do add a second(or more) battery to your electrical system you should use a relay under the hood, which is hardly ever done for some insane reason. I guess it makes too much sense to do it right the first time, or maybe to many people can type faster than they can think. I fix installs all the time that were done without all those unnessasary electrical upgrades. Maybe next i can fix one of your installs. If you take that personal, maybe you should. [/QUOTE]

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