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I'm not sure what you mean? Amperage of what? How much your using?

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I think the best thing to do would be saying like 5-10 less than stock out put and call it a day

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Counting your fuses in any way will do nothing. Just because you have a fuse for a certain amperage doesn't mean that much is always going through it. If your overhead cabin light isn't on, no current is going through the fuse, even though it may have say a 10 amp fuse on it. (just as an example)

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