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<blockquote data-quote=".::DuD3::." data-source="post: 3965314" data-attributes="member: 557279"><p>A second battery will not help with the dimming lights, it will only hurt the electrical because it's just another thing the alternator will have to recharge. If you bump with the car off, that's another story, and a battery would be worth it.</p><p></p><p>Capacitors are disliked on this board because they do not do anything basically. Do some searching, someone posted the math on how the battery is equal to some ridiculous amount of capacitors, thousands if I remember correctly. I've seen in some instances where capacitors help with dimming, but you are better off starting with the big 3, then battery, then alternator if you have to.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE=".::DuD3::., post: 3965314, member: 557279"] A second battery will not help with the dimming lights, it will only hurt the electrical because it's just another thing the alternator will have to recharge. If you bump with the car off, that's another story, and a battery would be worth it. Capacitors are disliked on this board because they do not do anything basically. Do some searching, someone posted the math on how the battery is equal to some ridiculous amount of capacitors, thousands if I remember correctly. I've seen in some instances where capacitors help with dimming, but you are better off starting with the big 3, then battery, then alternator if you have to. [/QUOTE]
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