how many batts would i need to run a audiopipe ap3000?
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What alt?
thegreatestpenn
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lazy genius
one big one in the back and a decent drycell up front would do. or 2 medium sized batts in the back off a stock batt in the front. what kind of car?
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the alt is stock....and the batt is in the trunk thats stock also. but the batt is kinda big for being stock....its a Chrysler 300c.
Loud3
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Upgrade the factory battery to a drycell and grab a high output alt...
RidnClean
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grab a D3400 or D3100.
do big 3, and see where your voltage sits.
may need a new alt(more than likely)
do big 3, and see where your voltage sits.
may need a new alt(more than likely)
thegreatestpenn
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didn't like my yellowtop, but I had the "stupid little one" for civics/integras
doubtful.
Crownvicon28s
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HO alt, replace stock battery to deepcycle, add a secondary deep cycle, big 3 1/0. I would suggest deka's btw
quins90lac
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It wasn't the size they all **** going to be getting rid of mine soon.
Notloud00
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HO alt and a datasafe hx 400. way better than any optima or ghey *** yellow top that sucks. i can run two by them selves with an aq 3500 and not go under 12.5 easily XD (that batt is almost the same as the nsb 90 BTW)
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do i need a bigger alt or can i just use a couple batts?
Notloud00
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run can run just the bigger batts but..... they will run down because you will be pullin so many amps you alt wont be able to charge them back so if u dont mind doin that then yes.
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is there any way if i have to many batts the alt could mess up?
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