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do the big 3 in 1/0 gauge? alt case grounded to frame, alt power wire to batt, batt grounded to frame? amp grounded to frame? do these first as they will help a lot in maximizing your electrical if you haven't yet. from there a d3100 or d3400 or equivalent should be good and ground it to the frame.

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the d3100 is awesome! you should go with that for sure.

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d3400 in the front

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That or if you plan on upgrading in the future to more power, look into the d7500, and you will be set on voltage for a little while.

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are they selling them now? cause i tryed looking for them to buy but couldnt find a website for them i know they made them but cant find them to buy

02 impala

VM-1

2 dc 12 xl's

RF t2500bdcp

Second skin damp pro

Kenwood head unit

240 mechman alt

d3400 in the front

d3100 in the rear

50ft Rockford fosgate ofc 1/0

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D3100 would be overkill for 2200 rms. But the more electrical, the better. I would think with a big 3 done properly and a yellow top up front, the voltage wouldn't drop that low. XS Power is about the best you can get, if your budget allows it. But a d3400 should be more than enough. Corona_jeff is an authorized dealer here on the forum and he can cut you a deal.

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Electrical: Mechman 270 amp alt, 2 runs of Knu 0 gauge, XS Power d3400, 2 Deka Group 9a31

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Honestly, in your shoes, I would first do away with that Yellowtop and get some XS under the hood. If you need a supplemental battery at that point spring for the largest one you can afford and call it quits.

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If it were me, I'd replace the battery up front with an agm one, get a small battery to go in the back clost to the amp, then get the biggest alt your budget allows. IMO having the power on tap would be better than having to keep drawing more than your alt can supply.

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