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<blockquote data-quote="surreal" data-source="post: 6731380" data-attributes="member: 619249"><p>I will have an saz-1500d hooked up to a D2 DD3515, along with a ~100x4 amp to my speakers.</p><p></p><p>I have the battery and engine ground done, but ive yet to get the alt to bat done as my alternator is practically hidden. First question is will I be OK without that alt-bat wire for a few weeks maybe before I can get to and upgrade it?</p><p></p><p>Since my system will be pulling almost 2kw I know Im due for an upgrade. I currently have an 'upgraded' AAA battery under the hood, with a rating of '690a' I believe it was. Im not too familar with batteries still, and if this isnt enough information then I can go back and check again later.</p><p></p><p>Should I leave that battery there, and get another reserve bat in the trunk? Or should I upgrade my hood battery, and leave it as the second? I know this will help, but Im unsure of my stock alternator (~110amps I think, '97 maxima GLE) being able to keep up.</p><p></p><p>This is just a daily pounder, and I wont be doing anything more with it. I will have 1/0 guage for the big3 and power wire between bat/amps.</p><p></p><p>Thanks, sorry for the long and disorganized post.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="surreal, post: 6731380, member: 619249"] I will have an saz-1500d hooked up to a D2 DD3515, along with a ~100x4 amp to my speakers. I have the battery and engine ground done, but ive yet to get the alt to bat done as my alternator is practically hidden. First question is will I be OK without that alt-bat wire for a few weeks maybe before I can get to and upgrade it? Since my system will be pulling almost 2kw I know Im due for an upgrade. I currently have an 'upgraded' AAA battery under the hood, with a rating of '690a' I believe it was. Im not too familar with batteries still, and if this isnt enough information then I can go back and check again later. Should I leave that battery there, and get another reserve bat in the trunk? Or should I upgrade my hood battery, and leave it as the second? I know this will help, but Im unsure of my stock alternator (~110amps I think, '97 maxima GLE) being able to keep up. This is just a daily pounder, and I wont be doing anything more with it. I will have 1/0 guage for the big3 and power wire between bat/amps. Thanks, sorry for the long and disorganized post. [/QUOTE]
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