shaneb
10+ year member
CarAudio.com Veteran
Agreed.yeah, but you're only paying attention to nominal gains in sound system performance, than the masking of the strain on the alternator. if you are using a cap to "fix" dimming lights, than i say it's a bad idea. if you just want a cap, and your electrical system is good, then by all means, use one.
Now, for sake of arguing. Since there are people in here who will just discuss and not be ****s about it....
Say, I have dimming. A cap fixes it. Is my electrical then sufficient for the system I have installed?
I mean, logically. The electrical system now supports my system when my cap is included in tha system.
I have trouble understanding this being a band aid, when in effect, the aftermarket components installed, do work properly, and my factory components work properly. Or in secret, is there still a added strain without any visual effects on my factory system?
I do also understand that say, I have never had any electrical drop problems, but I have a cap in there to further remove strain on a already well working system...
hmmm.....
I do enjoy this discussion. I wish more people weren't dicks about it.
