trunks9_us
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I have a kenwood kvt-719dvd which is awsome and with the sldin.t + slb-u
i will have 16 volts going to my c2k amp which i hope will be awsome sound. I am hoping to put my zapco 9.0 in my toyota echo by the end of this month. Will be powering 3 jbl w12gti's with the 9.0 and i am hoping for it be be real loud in a sealed box.
I currently am using a kinetik hc2400 as my starter battery
Now what i have for alternator is 70amp stock denso
I talked to h/o and they say that they can give me 170amps alternator. They say it will be around 500-700 i cant remember the price exactly.
Now should i buy another 2400 which i can get new for 265 then buy the alternator or should i save up a lil bit more and buy a new alternator instead then maybe buy another 2400 in the future if i need it?
Also do i need to do the big 3 wires everyone i always see talking about it and some ppl use 4 gauge while some ppl use 0 gauge what should i use.
This will car will have a zapco 4.0 and a 9.0 in the car so thats an idea of how much power i will be using.
i will have 16 volts going to my c2k amp which i hope will be awsome sound. I am hoping to put my zapco 9.0 in my toyota echo by the end of this month. Will be powering 3 jbl w12gti's with the 9.0 and i am hoping for it be be real loud in a sealed box.
I currently am using a kinetik hc2400 as my starter battery
Now what i have for alternator is 70amp stock denso
I talked to h/o and they say that they can give me 170amps alternator. They say it will be around 500-700 i cant remember the price exactly.
Now should i buy another 2400 which i can get new for 265 then buy the alternator or should i save up a lil bit more and buy a new alternator instead then maybe buy another 2400 in the future if i need it?
Also do i need to do the big 3 wires everyone i always see talking about it and some ppl use 4 gauge while some ppl use 0 gauge what should i use.
This will car will have a zapco 4.0 and a 9.0 in the car so thats an idea of how much power i will be using.