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There made to be a battery you would use in a batt bank(like you are planning on) I think I read some where that the discharge/charge rate is faster or better? I dk don't quote me on that lol I'm sure Nathan will chime in

okay that makes sense. and yeah hopefully nathan will help clear up anything

From how I understood it IIRC when he announced the group buy was that the XP is made for those of us who want to play for longer periods of time like demo's to use them in our battery banks for strictly that reason.

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Since these XPs are made for being a second battery (batt bank) would it be still safe to connect to the front battery even if it is not a XP style?

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I realize 2 runs would give him more room to work with, but the alt cant even do 300 amps, which true 1/0 gauge wire will take very will with low voltage drop, im doing 5000 watts, around 352 amps when at full power, and I have only 1 1/0 run, now granted my mechman alt does only 220 amp (largest unit for my mazda3) I wouldnt see any reason for me especially to do another run, cause the alt cant keep up, and the d3400 will help up front, but the d3100 in the back should have the balls to take care, just my thought, idk maybe when I get the money ill do another run, hell if you have the money I would do another run, and maybe 1 1/0 neg run, and using the frame to ground

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Yea and your using ofc wire. If you are set on it then do it, otherwise I dont think it'll gain you one bit. Unless you plan on nearly doubling your power it probably won't be necessary.

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I see a second alt in his future lol

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