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I haven't done much electrical wise in my new suv and came across so unexpected money. I was wondering should I take the money and by two maybe 3 batteries or buy a quality h/o alt. I'm still running the sundown 2500d. If I buy batteries I plan on running an xs d925 under the hood and an xs d3400 in the back. Thanks guys

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I think that I have already answered this question somewhere ...

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Alt>batteries in most cases

My setup,

Digital Designs M80

3 Re audio 10's ported tuned to 36 hz

Kenwood x-696

SHCA 0 gauge

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Alt first, but buy both (alt and batts)

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1 ~ XS Power D4800

1 ~ XS Power D3400

8 ~ XS Power XP3000

160 stock alt, Mechman 370 Elite, 185 DC Power

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Alt first, but buy both (alt and batts)

^^ X2. What he say. Both are equally important. I'd get the alt over the batter if I absolutely have to choose only one.

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A good alternator will be doubling that budget. Don't try to take short cut (or cheap out) when it comes to an alternator. It's the heart of your system that pumps blood (current demand) to your entire system. The last thing you want to do is keep on switching alternator in and out. Let alone the cost for labor and/or repair will exceed the price of a good alternator.

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I have the money to buy a quality one. I don't ever take the cheap route. I've never done an alt upgrade in previous systems so i have no idea what amp rating I want/need. I'm probably going to go with a stinger because I've heard he makes quality ones

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