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<blockquote data-quote="Massive spl" data-source="post: 8505261" data-attributes="member: 666725"><p>Why? Batterys don't start really helping untill you get down into the 12v range.</p><p></p><p>I had two 350alts with 1 northstar in the hood on 1 8k and had the almost the same voltage drop as I do with four d3100 in the back. Alternators make power, battery's store power. And like I said a battery will cost you $$$ then dies in a few years and ur out the money... An alternator will last a lifetime and you can sell it later and get your money back. Batterys are heavy and make your car sag and MPG go down... Alternator is just a win win</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Massive spl, post: 8505261, member: 666725"] Why? Batterys don't start really helping untill you get down into the 12v range. I had two 350alts with 1 northstar in the hood on 1 8k and had the almost the same voltage drop as I do with four d3100 in the back. Alternators make power, battery's store power. And like I said a battery will cost you $$$ then dies in a few years and ur out the money... An alternator will last a lifetime and you can sell it later and get your money back. Batterys are heavy and make your car sag and MPG go down... Alternator is just a win win [/QUOTE]
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