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in my dual set-up..... I have the one 275amp altenator dedicated to running the stereo and the other wired regular.... my question is... looking at steve's and chicken's set-up , it looks as if they are using both alternators to run the car and stereo...is that correct??? and how can I do the same....f'n sledge hammer (class a/B) make my voltage drop low ( from 14.6v to 12.3v) :angry: .....I have not done the BIG 3 yet but will on wedn. :unsure: thanks for any help

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no just run one alt to the Fdba and run a wire from each alt to the battery. then from the battery to fuse, to system

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OK....I'M NOT UNDERSTANDING....SO, let me give u a little of how it's wired right now....for the extra alt. to the FDBA to the (8) batteries, from there to (2) of the streetwire CBR44 Combo Fuse Blocks then finally, the stereo

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My bad I said that wrong take one wire from each of your alts to the battery then one wire from the battery to the distro block then from the fbda to your sytem.

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