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<blockquote data-quote="outroku" data-source="post: 810746" data-attributes="member: 560057"><p>Pineapple - I've got a JL system. Last system I was running a 450/4 &amp; ONE 1000/1. I tried a 5 farad cap &amp; my lights &amp; voltage still dimmed badly. I upgraded to a 15 farad Alumapro cap (about $400 new/$180 used) &amp; I STILL had the same problems.</p><p></p><p>My new system consists of the same 450/4 &amp; now TWO 1000/1s. An authorized Batcap dealer on eBay (ricktw) HIGHLY recommended ONE Batcap 800 per JL 1000/1. I found a sweet deal on 3 Batcap 800s. With 2450 watts (2000 of it for bass), the Batcap 800s work beautifully.</p><p></p><p>FYI - A Batcap 800 is about $175 new &amp; is well worth it. A Batcap 800 is described as 70% battery &amp; 30% capacitor. One should be all you need. Hook the Batcap 800 right before your 500/1's fuse. Search the want ads on this forum &amp; carsound.com. Every now &amp; then, you can find one that a sound competitor used for a show or two...usually for about $100-$140 plus shipping.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="outroku, post: 810746, member: 560057"] Pineapple - I've got a JL system. Last system I was running a 450/4 & ONE 1000/1. I tried a 5 farad cap & my lights & voltage still dimmed badly. I upgraded to a 15 farad Alumapro cap (about $400 new/$180 used) & I STILL had the same problems. My new system consists of the same 450/4 & now TWO 1000/1s. An authorized Batcap dealer on eBay (ricktw) HIGHLY recommended ONE Batcap 800 per JL 1000/1. I found a sweet deal on 3 Batcap 800s. With 2450 watts (2000 of it for bass), the Batcap 800s work beautifully. FYI - A Batcap 800 is about $175 new & is well worth it. A Batcap 800 is described as 70% battery & 30% capacitor. One should be all you need. Hook the Batcap 800 right before your 500/1's fuse. Search the want ads on this forum & carsound.com. Every now & then, you can find one that a sound competitor used for a show or two...usually for about $100-$140 plus shipping. [/QUOTE]
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