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That's funny because I never drop below 13v and in most cases 14v and I still get pretty bad dimming. Not everyones vehicles are the same. I'd also like to know how any part of my post was dumb? lol. I'd say it's pretty dumb to say you need to drop to 12v to get dimming.
There is something wrong with your electrical then. You should not have any dimming if your battery is staying above 12v, once it drops below that is where you start seeing problems. I've never had any problems with any vehicle I have owned with dimming unless it was dropping below 12v.

You should NOT having dimming at ALL unless you CANNOT support your system. PERIOD

 
There is something wrong with your electrical then. You should not have any dimming if your battery is staying above 12v, once it drops below that is where you start seeing problems. I've never had any problems with any vehicle I have owned with dimming unless it was dropping below 12v.
I've seen dimming in a TON of vehicles that don't drop anywhere near 12v it has nothing to do with my electrical. My brothers brand new Dodge has dimming off 2 ohms and 950rms it just happens, sometimes it's the bulbs and not related to the voltage at all.

 

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i probably have said that ..it was tossed around many times between me and you anyway.
and not to add fuel to the fire but for future reference now that I know who you are lulz to you...

 
I've seen dimming in a TON of vehicles that don't drop anywhere near 12v it has nothing to do with my electrical. My brothers brand new Dodge has dimming off 2 ohms and 950rms it just happens, sometimes it's the bulbs and not related to the voltage at all.
Are you still trying to post stupid ****? We're talking about dimming from car audio not ****** headlight bulbs. If your dimming from bulbs, then you're gonna dim period, but if you're dimming due to car audio, its because you are dropping below 12v.

 
I've seen dimming in a TON of vehicles that don't drop anywhere near 12v it has nothing to do with my electrical. My brothers brand new Dodge has dimming off 2 ohms and 950rms it just happens, sometimes it's the bulbs and not related to the voltage at all. 

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and not to add fuel to the fire but for future reference now that I know who you are lulz to you...


fire is over. until it starts again //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/violent.gif.ccf64f7a34b20886d220db2fbff36f3b.gif

 
fire is over. until it starts again //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/violent.gif.ccf64f7a34b20886d220db2fbff36f3b.gif
At this time I'm not worried about it now lol... I still think you should consider who you're threatening before you do it next time //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/wink.gif.608e3ea05f1a9f98611af0861652f8fb.gif

 
At this time I'm not worried about it now lol...
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Are you still trying to post stupid ****? We're talking about dimming from car audio not ****** headlight bulbs. If your dimming from bulbs, then you're gonna dim period, but if you're dimming due to car audio, its because you are dropping below 12v.
Then explain to me what could be wrong with my vehicle to make me dim @ 13.5-14v?...

 
My complaint is that it keeps being said that if you upgrade your audio you do not need an alt.

That is simply untrue. Perhaps this is something that needs to have its own post again and have some math put behind it to help explain why it is this way and why buying extra batteries is only a "band aid".

 
//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/bawling.gif.6287aa5d1d447c8af063fc9466e822ef.gif but i want fights


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Internet fights don't constitute as a real fight bro... :p trust me you don't want a real fight haha

 
My complaint is that it keeps being said that if you upgrade your audio you do not need an alt.
That is simply untrue. Perhaps this is something that needs to have its own post again and have some math put behind it to help explain why it is this way and why buying extra batteries is only a "band aid".
I agree alternator should be the FIRST thing upgraded in a vehicle but a lot of people like myself don't want to drop that much money into their older vehicles.

 
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