RamenNoodles

Im interested in those bussbars. Please PM your best price on those shipped to 21157

Awesome prizes for sure! This should be good motivation to get some of those build logs active!

If you dont have an answer that is useful to the OP then please refrain from posting. The guy is asking legitimate questions and your sarcastic remarks dont help at all.

Ryan, I was completely kidding about saying that. I know you got a new amp and everything all cleared up. I should have stated that when I said that, I was joking. Sorry for any confusion.

Hellfire > blown sundown.

Dat 2500.1 You can contact them at [email protected] for pricing and information. Check out their manufacturer section down at the bottom of the main forum page for test results etc.

I like the layout of that. Looks nice.

This idea makes no sense considering there is already a 15" subwoofer market that dominates. You would need to tool up new baskets and softparts which would not pay off. Stupid idea

Best bet would be to contact them about where a dealer can be found. batcap.net Or check on the classifieds of CA.com, there are always batcaps for sale over there

To answer your question... A conventional battery, as we all know, has a positive and negative terminal. The chemical reaction within creates a flow of electrons, causing an electronic device (in this case an amplifier) to work. The stiffening capacitor is similar to a battery in that it stores a charge. The fundamental difference is it cannot create electrons. It can only store and supply (discharge) them upon demand. The advantage with a capacitor is that it discharges in twenty thousandth of a second, unlike a battery that does in one second. The battery therefore cannot discharge fast enough to effectively supply the amplifier and this is the reason for “power sags.” WAKE UP! Don’t fall asleep just yet; we’re getting to the exciting part. The XSTATIC BATCAP is simply a battery that can discharge just as quickly as a capacitor. Therefore, you have a constant supply of electrons that will discharge at lightning speed! This puts less strain on your stock alternator and battery. It also recharges faster than a conventional battery since the internal resistance is low. How about the install? Well I’m sure you can find a place to put this 2.5 lb. baby and his 5 lb. big brother. Don’t let the size fool you though. These BATCAPS can crank start your car, and you can bet we put that to the test! The cost is another remarkable feature since the 300 model costs the same as a “High End” stiffening capacitor and the 400 model costs a little more. Remember, “good things come in small packages.” (I was going to say that “SIZE” doesn’t matter, but let’s not offend anyone now.) Oh, by the way, the fact that the BATCAP is capable of discharging in a RUSH over a 5-10 second period SCREAMS three letters, “SPL!”

Lookin good Drew, now get that mutha fawkin box painted or covered!

I know this quote has been said before, but it makes the most sense. "caps or no caps is like asking herpes or no herpes"

You probably wont notice an audible different when using a cap, but they can help find tune your electrical. I dont recommend them to anyone no matter what the circumstances, but you would be fine running one for a little while with that system, granted you dont upgrade to something larger.

Another note to add... I have seen in certain cases that a person would have a cap installed, then take the cap out and change nothing else and gain almost 2db. Im not saying that in all cases it will be louder, but I have seen this done.

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Capacitors are for quick discharge to level out the spikes in the the bass. They are best used when you have minimal to zero voltage drop. They are useless when used "to make your headlights not dim" because that is not their purpose. Its a shame that caps have now become to one fix all voltage drop. A battery is for storing electrical power over a constant period of time, like when playing your system. Caps are virtually useless on higher end systems which is why you almost NEVER see people using them who know what they are doing.