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<blockquote data-quote="audioholic" data-source="post: 2902930" data-attributes="member: 549629">Hey look, the defensive little shit came back for more *** abuse. Bend over kid.WTF are you talking about? You seem to be an expert on me, and my life, for someone who has never met me. Let me fill you in, smart ***. Im a mechanical engineer, I make 6 figures a year working out of my home, I own more/nicer cars than you, I own more/nicer stereo stuff than you, and you&#039;d probably cream your diapers if you saw my g/f. So please, the false guesses about me, and my motives, dont bother me in the least. Actually, the fact that I have a life I know you&#039;d envy is actually quite amusing.Now, are we done with that crap? Good. Lets move on to you being an arguementative ahole.Im tired of arguing semantical debates with you like what &#039;short&#039; means or if we define &#039;sufficient&#039; the same. Jesus, come up with an interesting arguement. Sufficient means it will suffice. Sufficient means &quot;the alternator has more than enough output to meet all electrical demand&quot;. A &#039;sufficient&#039; alternator does its job. Headroom in an alt... not necessary. Its not an amplifier with thd levels. Oops, here I am being helpful again... I forgot who Im talking to. Your question to start this thread was &#039;gee if my alt is already big enough, what happens if I upgrade?&#039;. Now you want to argue the term &#039;sufficient&#039;. Every point I made in that first post, and since, is irrelevant to your definition of sufficient. My points still stand: if its big enough already, and gains you&#039;d see would be minimal at best.Go ahead, keep arguing what the definition of &#039;sufficient&#039; is. You do seem to love rolling around in the semantical mud puddles on this site. Knock yourself out.But, if you&#039;d like to continue about your original noob questions that started this thread, I might continue. Lets see what happens...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="audioholic, post: 2902930, member: 549629"] Hey look, the defensive little shit came back for more *** abuse. Bend over kid. WTF are you talking about? You seem to be an expert on me, and my life, for someone who has never met me. Let me fill you in, smart ***. Im a mechanical engineer, I make 6 figures a year working out of my home, I own more/nicer cars than you, I own more/nicer stereo stuff than you, and you'd probably cream your diapers if you saw my g/f. So please, the false guesses about me, and my motives, dont bother me in the least. Actually, the fact that I have a life I know you'd envy is actually quite amusing. Now, are we done with that crap? Good. Lets move on to you being an arguementative ahole. Im tired of arguing semantical debates with you like what 'short' means or if we define 'sufficient' the same. Jesus, come up with an interesting arguement. Sufficient means it will suffice. Sufficient means "the alternator has more than enough output to meet all electrical demand". A 'sufficient' alternator does its job. Headroom in an alt... not necessary. Its not an amplifier with thd levels. Oops, here I am being helpful again... I forgot who Im talking to. Your question to start this thread was 'gee if my alt is already big enough, what happens if I upgrade?'. Now you want to argue the term 'sufficient'. Every point I made in that first post, and since, is irrelevant to your definition of sufficient. My points still stand: if its big enough already, and gains you'd see would be minimal at best. Go ahead, keep arguing what the definition of 'sufficient' is. You do seem to love rolling around in the semantical mud puddles on this site. Knock yourself out. But, if you'd like to continue about your original noob questions that started this thread, I might continue. Lets see what happens... [/QUOTE]

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