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I'm looking into doing the big 3, kinda, on an 05 Altima. I don't have any kinda system in it but I want to upgrade the wiring just to have my electrical better. I understand that with the wiring I'm going to get more current but before I do it I want to make sure I'm not going to fry my electrical by doing it. It's all stock wiring, nothing added to the factory resistance of the car. I already have a grounding kit from Active Tuning that I got a while ago. Click on the Installation tab and it shows where all the wires go. If I have to I will change out all the wires with bigger gauge. I'm just making sure before I go buy anything. Thanks.

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I'm looking into doing the big 3, kinda, on an 05 Altima. I don't have any kinda system in it but I want to upgrade the wiring just to have my electrical better. I understand that with the wiring I'm going to get more current but before I do it I want to make sure I'm not going to fry my electrical by doing it. It's all stock wiring, nothing added to the factory resistance of the car. I already have a grounding kit from Active Tuning that I got a while ago. Click on the Installation tab and it shows where all the wires go. If I have to I will change out all the wires with bigger gauge. I'm just making sure before I go buy anything. Thanks.

you wont fry your car at all. all of your components are only going to take the power they need. your electronics dont have power shoved through them.

basically youll just make everything work easier.

BIG 3 can do no harm

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