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hmm well im not going to start a debate about mixing battery types but i will say personally once you have a nice AGM under the hood alternator is the way to go before you add more batteries. Think of batteries as band aids to a voltage bleeding problem. They help keep you from bleeding out but doesnt fix the problem entirely. Theres a pretty big rift on what is proper electrical and what isnt. Im on the alternator side, you will have to decide whats the best way to go for you.

And X3 on CE Electric. They'll even precut the wire and crimp the lugs for you.

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hmm well im not going to start a debate about mixing battery types but i will say personally once you have a nice AGM under the hood alternator is the way to go before you add more batteries. Think of batteries as band aids to a voltage bleeding problem. They help keep you from bleeding out but doesnt fix the problem entirely. Theres a pretty big rift on what is proper electrical and what isnt. Im on the alternator side, you will have to decide whats the best way to go for you.

And X3 on CE Electric. They'll even precut the wire and crimp the lugs for you.

you want to build your batteries to support your power you're running, and you want to build your alts to be able to efficiently charge your battery(s)

there's a thread on here that does really well with that and i'll find it in a minute.

~ If it was easy, everybody would be doing it ~

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Deff the Big 3

2003 Honda Element

Pioneer DEH-9400BT

Big 3

XS Power D5100

Sky High CCA (2 Runs 1/0 Gauge)

2 XS Power D3100s

1 DC Audio 3.5k @ 1ohm.

2 DC Level 4's w/ XL Softies

Custom Box tuned to 29hz

CT Sounds 125.4

2 Sets of CT sounds Meso Components

*North East Frequencies*

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