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<blockquote data-quote="iceteebone" data-source="post: 1216722" data-attributes="member: 549344"><p>NO, YOU DO NOT NEED A CAPACITOR. you need to do a big 3, make sure you have good ground and proper wire size, and possibly a new battery. a capacitor is not made to solve a week electrical system. it might make it worse. what a capacitor does is charge up so it can realse current at a split second. it only has enough current to last for a second tops. this helps when you already have an adequete electrical system. it comes in handy because it can realse current rapidly on the big bass notes whereas the alt might be slow. it's pretty much for sq so you don't get those muddy bass notes. it will not help a week system.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="iceteebone, post: 1216722, member: 549344"] NO, YOU DO NOT NEED A CAPACITOR. you need to do a big 3, make sure you have good ground and proper wire size, and possibly a new battery. a capacitor is not made to solve a week electrical system. it might make it worse. what a capacitor does is charge up so it can realse current at a split second. it only has enough current to last for a second tops. this helps when you already have an adequete electrical system. it comes in handy because it can realse current rapidly on the big bass notes whereas the alt might be slow. it's pretty much for sq so you don't get those muddy bass notes. it will not help a week system. [/QUOTE]
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