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Is 200 amp the biggest plug and play alt, or biggest alt period? You asked Singer about a bigger option that may bolt on, even with some metal fabrication, and external regulation?

I had 4 3100's and 1 3400 off a 300 amp dc power spx alt and voltage didnt go below 13. 2 crescendo 3500's at 1 ohm

holy fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck man....truly insane. Now i feel like my build sucks, haha! cool shit bro love it, dedicated for sure

I have 30 XS 14v batteries just for my 14v side along with 1 D6500 and 3 D3100s for my 12v side. Your electrical system is the backbone of your build, if it is weak, then your system wont perform to its potential.

Really!?!? You just bumped a thread that is 6 years old?!!!

there are TONS of SMD D'Amore products in New Zealand and Germany. We have shipped to every country on the planet just about - i was just speaking on the ones i know of that are being used in CLASSROOMS and SEMINARS

Your battery bank depends on what your Alternators charging capability is. If you have a 200a alt, figure the car is going to require about 50-65a of that and leave the rest for the audio. So now you have 135a of charging capability from that alt and the rest has to be made up by the batteries. With the bc5500 and t-600, you are going to have the possibility of drawing 6-700a of current, not saying that is exactly what they are going to draw, but they could. I always plan for the worst case scenario when planning electrical systems. The following is by no means the only way to calculate how many batteries you need, but has worked pretty well for me so far. 700a of current draw - 135 amp of alt output =565a battery support D3100- 110ah 565/110=5.13 My recommendation is 5 XS Power D3100s in the rear along with whatever size XS battery is a direct drop in under the hood. Hope this helps.

you guys know the rules...NO VS THREADS!! on the reals this is badass!!!

It's not a 10 it's a 12

Do you really want to spend around $2000 on an amp and run it at 2-4ohms when you can spend closer to $5-$800 and get the same power at 1 ohm? Makes no sense to me.