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Big 3 Upgrade for dual Battery set up in 2009 Chevy Tahoe
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<blockquote data-quote="GoT_2B_BuMpN" data-source="post: 8788918" data-attributes="member: 685575"><p>I plan to upgrade as much as I possibly can. Right now I have just dual alpine 12s on 1000w RMS Kenwood amp. But I just purchased dual Sundown 15s with 2000w amp. But I eventually want to add 2 more 15s for a total of 4, so I'm guessing that will take 3500w to 5000w. Plus high wattage pro audio loud doors. So my guess is that stock wont cut it. My Tahoe is an SSV ( former police vehicle) so I believe it has 170 amp alternator and dual battery setup. Like I said before, I am pretty new to this. So I am just really trying to learn as I go. But I do know that I want to have a kick ass sound system and that takes POWER.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="GoT_2B_BuMpN, post: 8788918, member: 685575"] I plan to upgrade as much as I possibly can. Right now I have just dual alpine 12s on 1000w RMS Kenwood amp. But I just purchased dual Sundown 15s with 2000w amp. But I eventually want to add 2 more 15s for a total of 4, so I'm guessing that will take 3500w to 5000w. Plus high wattage pro audio loud doors. So my guess is that stock wont cut it. My Tahoe is an SSV ( former police vehicle) so I believe it has 170 amp alternator and dual battery setup. Like I said before, I am pretty new to this. So I am just really trying to learn as I go. But I do know that I want to have a kick ass sound system and that takes POWER. [/QUOTE]
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