Well, today i decided that i would to the 'big 3' or 'magic 3' upgrade. and am i ever glad i did. it made a HUGE difference in the perfomance of my stock electrical system. before doing the big 3, i could only get approx. 16.5 volts reading out of the speaker terminals on my hifonics bx1000d. that was with the gains turned up completely. now i can easily reach the 31.6 volts AC i was looking for on the amp without any clipping. for those of you having electrical problems, i highly recommend you do this.
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big 3?
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Originally posted by defro13: big 3? |
Although upgrading the "big 3" wires is usually a very good idea, a doubling of the amps output is rare.
You must have already had some VERY bad connections before doing this. |
i dont know i may have, i didnt change any of my amp power connections or anything, just the 3 wires under the hood, and the voltage shot through roof on the speaker outputs.
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Originally posted by coulter: i dont know i may have, i didnt change any of my amp power connections or anything, just the 3 wires under the hood, and the voltage shot through roof on the speaker outputs. I had an 8 gauge power wire charging my battery(I HAVE SEPERATE ALT AND BATTERY FOR MY STEREO)..when I used to play music with car off it would take me 3-4 days of driving with my stereo on low to charge my battery back up to normal levels-----When I added a 4 GAUGE power wire to charge my battery the time went down to only an hour.-----I'm happy I did that upgrade. [img]graemlins/puke.gif[/img] [img]graemlins/jawdrop.gif[/img] [ September 04, 2004, 11:10 AM: Message edited by: Halo1 ] |
ya whoever thought of this upgrade was a very smart person, and im very glad they did because its helped me a lot.
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Originally posted by coulter: i dont know i may have, i didnt change any of my amp power connections or anything, just the 3 wires under the hood, and the voltage shot through roof on the speaker outputs. |
Originally posted by Halo1: </font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by coulter: i dont know i may have, i didnt change any of my amp power connections or anything, just the 3 wires under the hood, and the voltage shot through roof on the speaker outputs. I had an 8 gauge power wire charging my battery(I HAVE SEPERATE ALT AND BATTERY FOR MY STEREO)..when I used to play music with car off it would take me 3-4 days of driving with my stereo on low to charge my battery back up to normal levels-----When I added a 4 GAUGE power wire to charge my battery the time went down to only an hour.-----I'm happy I did that upgrade. [img]graemlins/puke.gif[/img] [img]graemlins/jawdrop.gif[/img] </font>[/QUOTE]Do you really want to go there again? You already lost this argument on carsound. |
Do you really want to go there again? You already lost this argument on carsound. |
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