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help with electical 2000w rms gmc envoy 2003
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<blockquote data-quote="devin171moto" data-source="post: 8697252" data-attributes="member: 679009"><p>Im currrently planning an uprade from my 500 w rms rockford p1 enclosure to something like 2 sundown SA- 12's or similar. in a 2003 gmc envoy</p><p>the sa's would be 1500 rms together and figuring in 125 w rms x 4 for components i would be at 2000w rms. (2500 w draw accounting for efficency, d class amps)</p><p>my question is.... do i need an alternator?? orr no? stock alt on gmc envoy is 150 amps</p><p>and i was ether gonna go with 1 xs power agm d3400</p><p>or 1 <a href="https://www.batteriesplus.com/productdetails/battery/sli/bci-group-34_78/sli78dtagm" target="_blank">Duracell Ultra Platinum AGM Battery with Dual Terminals for BCI Group 34/78 SLI</a> to replace stock battery,and Duracell Ultra BCI Group 27M Deep Cycle Marine & RV Battery as a secondary. what do you guys think? im kinda lost here. have no idea where to go</p><p>amperage draw for 2500w from battery is 180A.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="devin171moto, post: 8697252, member: 679009"] Im currrently planning an uprade from my 500 w rms rockford p1 enclosure to something like 2 sundown SA- 12's or similar. in a 2003 gmc envoy the sa's would be 1500 rms together and figuring in 125 w rms x 4 for components i would be at 2000w rms. (2500 w draw accounting for efficency, d class amps) my question is.... do i need an alternator?? orr no? stock alt on gmc envoy is 150 amps and i was ether gonna go with 1 xs power agm d3400 or 1 [URL='https://www.batteriesplus.com/productdetails/battery/sli/bci-group-34_78/sli78dtagm']Duracell Ultra Platinum AGM Battery with Dual Terminals for BCI Group 34/78 SLI[/URL] to replace stock battery,and Duracell Ultra BCI Group 27M Deep Cycle Marine & RV Battery as a secondary. what do you guys think? im kinda lost here. have no idea where to go amperage draw for 2500w from battery is 180A. [/QUOTE]
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