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2nd battery???
2nd battery???
ok, i am starting a new project,(93 chev c/k reg cab),and want to install a 2nd battery. i have a matching set of 4 orion sx amps, along with the battery isolator designed to match the amps. my question is, the isolator is only rated for 70 amps,is that going to keep the second battery charged?
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Ryan from Ohio
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70 amps? You need to have one rated for alternator output, whatever that may be.
Your battery wont charge unless your alternator can put out enough to run all items and have access amperage/voltage...
Your battery wont charge unless your alternator can put out enough to run all items and have access amperage/voltage...
-Ryan
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Ryan from Ohio
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Get the right sized alternator you wont really need a second battery...
-Ryan
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High Society
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Are you doing a blow thru, cuz I have a reg cab, and it’s damn nearing impossible to fit anything in there. Listen to what Ryan said, you will need to defiantly beef up your electrical system, but I'm sure you know that. I thought you were doing one type r anyway?ok, i am starting a new project,(93 chev c/k reg cab),
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i contemplated doing a blowthru,but i think i'm going to go with a set of buckets,and a custom console with sub mouted as far forward as possible(center passenger begone!)lol
this is my truck, we have an explorer to haul the wife and kid around in.i'm trying to go after the best sq i can achieve,besides,never been able to get that total "bass upfront" with conventionally mounted subs.(behind me)no matter how steep or how low i cross em over at,to me they still sound like they r behind me.
this is my truck, we have an explorer to haul the wife and kid around in.i'm trying to go after the best sq i can achieve,besides,never been able to get that total "bass upfront" with conventionally mounted subs.(behind me)no matter how steep or how low i cross em over at,to me they still sound like they r behind me.
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Chris from MI
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