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What would he want to do that?
Here it goes again, ****ing trolling on some guy who's just being nice to show what he has. Did you guys came out of your mom's ****** with full knowledge of car audio and how electrical systems work? No one has offered him any setup advice beside "lolz caps" and "tard", if you like trolling them go to eBaumsworld and die like those retards.
only1db what these people are trying to say is you're better off with a 2nd battery in the trunk wired in parallel to the front battery instead of having capacitors. The reason why you see less dimming is because the caps are doing their job - stabilizing voltage. However a capacitor also needs to be recharged so you'll probably notice a drop off in bass volume when you play sine waves or music with constant bass, and if you play that for extended period of time then you'll notice that your idle voltage is much lower than it should be, just like a drained battery.
However your setup won't pull enough power to justify a 2nd battery, so basically people on here are being assholes because you're new and they default you as retards. I've installed a 5 farad cap in my friend's 2003 Accord and while I really don't care for a capacitor, my friend did say the bass seems to be fuller and no dimming, it could of been a placebo effect but I rode with him in the car many times and the stereo seems to work as perfect as it can be all the time. Keep those caps until you upgrade to over 1000 watts RMS, then ditch those caps and get a battery instead.
