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MR2NR 02-09-2007 12:13 AM

http://www.the12volt.com/installbay/forum_posts.asp?TID=73496&PN=1

bitlord 02-09-2007 12:53 AM

Thanks for the link! So once thats done.....then i can run the second battery to alternator right?

Prolifik 02-09-2007 02:10 AM

thats a long post on what the big 3 is. could have summed it up in a paragraph.

bitlord 02-09-2007 02:35 AM

i think i should also get a higher power alternator.......dont think my 90 accord stock alternator could handle them

t money 02-09-2007 06:46 AM

how much power are you going to be running. I have a 1992 Accord with stock altenator and i have a kicker zx1500.1(1700+ watts) and a mtx 2300xw (at 4 ohms stereo around 200x2), so thats around 2100 watts. I have a yellow top optima under the hood and another yellow top in my trunk and i have done the big 3 (in 4 guage for now) and i'm fine. I get very very minor dimming and thats because i don't think my second battery is grounded good.

Puggsley456 02-10-2007 12:05 PM

Now what do you guys think about grounding the rear battery in the back as opposed to running the ground between the two batteries?

Becasue I have done the big 3, and have a red top under my hood. But with impending addition of 0 gauge power wire and a USAmps MD1D(with a PGti600.2). I am thinking about adding a second red top batery to my car.

Viperoni 02-10-2007 01:08 PM


Originally Posted by Puggsley456
Now what do you guys think about grounding the rear battery in the back as opposed to running the ground between the two batteries?

Becasue I have done the big 3, and have a red top under my hood. But with impending addition of 0 gauge power wire and a USAmps MD1D(with a PGti600.2). I am thinking about adding a second red top batery to my car.

From what I've read, a typical car's chassis is the equivalent of 2g to 4g wire, so it would help you out, but you're not running *that* much power.


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