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<blockquote data-quote="gckless" data-source="post: 7910527" data-attributes="member: 635756">Nice HU! I would still recommend getting a voltage meter though. That way you can run the wires to your amp inputs and know what&#039;s going on back there. Your voltages might be a bit different, possibly lower. I have an 80PRS, and my voltages are usually pretty similar, but differ slightly sometimes. A volt meter has been the single most important purchase for me in terms of piece of mind. The Stinger SVMR (I think? The rectangular ones. DO NOT buy the round ones. The rectangular ones have an update cycle of like .5 seconds,while the round ones have a cycle of what appears to be .0000005 seconds. It&#039;s impossible to see that thing, except for your first 2 numbers) is the one I have, and it&#039;s great to have.That much drop isn&#039;t too bad. Did you say you have in there now? Maybe I missed it.I have a DC Power Inc. 270XP, and it&#039;s built very well, and is really strong. DC Power is a bit more expensive, but IMO is worth it. There is also Mechman (a vendor on here), Ohio Generator, and a couple other I can&#039;t think of now. Do a search on here for some opinions. How much power you go for is up to you, and will depend on how many extra batteries you plan on running and your budget. Me, I don&#039;t want the additional weight of batteries if I don&#039;t need them, so I went bigger than I thought I would need. Basically, I would suggest getting the biggest that you can afford. Email the different companies and discuss what they would suggest.What did you mean by under-hood kits? Big 3 or batteries? All of the above?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gckless, post: 7910527, member: 635756"] Nice HU! I would still recommend getting a voltage meter though. That way you can run the wires to your amp inputs and know what's going on back there. Your voltages might be a bit different, possibly lower. I have an 80PRS, and my voltages are usually pretty similar, but differ slightly sometimes. A volt meter has been the single most important purchase for me in terms of piece of mind. The Stinger SVMR (I think? The rectangular ones. DO NOT buy the round ones. The rectangular ones have an update cycle of like .5 seconds,while the round ones have a cycle of what appears to be .0000005 seconds. It's impossible to see that thing, except for your first 2 numbers) is the one I have, and it's great to have. That much drop isn't too bad. Did you say you have in there now? Maybe I missed it. I have a DC Power Inc. 270XP, and it's built very well, and is really strong. DC Power is a bit more expensive, but IMO is worth it. There is also Mechman (a vendor on here), Ohio Generator, and a couple other I can't think of now. Do a search on here for some opinions. How much power you go for is up to you, and will depend on how many extra batteries you plan on running and your budget. Me, I don't want the additional weight of batteries if I don't need them, so I went bigger than I thought I would need. Basically, I would suggest getting the biggest that you can afford. Email the different companies and discuss what they would suggest. What did you mean by under-hood kits? Big 3 or batteries? All of the above? [/QUOTE]

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