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I ran a distribution block for power and ground.

And i would upgrade my alternator. but its going to be expensive. and i havent found any good alts for a 2003 volvo v70.

i came across one 200amp alt. But thats the only one higher than my 140 ive seen.

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Yeah building a solid electrical system isn't cheap especially when you need to upgrade batteries and alternators. 140A is pretty good as far as OEM stuff goes.

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Ye. wher should i start then. get new RCAs and get big 3 done? Then get a new battery and then alt?

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Should i keep the wire already running from the alt to the battery and add another wire. the 0 gauge? or should i just the use the 0gauge.
I bought battery terminals its got 1 0gauge 1 4 gauge and 2 8 gauge holes.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/161028402331?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1439.l2649

And does it matter what fuse i use from the alt to battery. i was gonna use an anl 250amp fuse. or should i go lower?

2007 Dodge Caliber SXT 2.0L

Flowmaster Single muffler + Tip

4 SoundQubed 6x9s 3-way

PolkAudio PA660.4

2 MB Quart Tweeters

2 4" MB Quart 2-way

New 8" coming soon!

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Got my stuff ordered!
2 25' red & black 0g
Kicker 4ch 13' rcas
Anl fuse either a 150 or 250 Idk which I should use.
And 0g wire terminal clips
And some 0g to 4g reducers for my battery terminals

Hopefully it all goes well. I was thinking of running it under the car. Otherwise it will be tough. But Idk I'll figure that out.

Also adding my 12 ft of audio technix deadener 80 mil

Hopefully I fix the whine and have better power! I'll put up pix asap

2007 Dodge Caliber SXT 2.0L

Flowmaster Single muffler + Tip

4 SoundQubed 6x9s 3-way

PolkAudio PA660.4

2 MB Quart Tweeters

2 4" MB Quart 2-way

New 8" coming soon!

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Should i keep the wire already running from the alt to the battery and add another wire. the 0 gauge? or should i just the use the 0gauge.

I bought battery terminals its got 1 0gauge 1 4 gauge and 2 8 gauge holes.http://www.ebay.com/itm/161028402331?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1439.l2649

And does it matter what fuse i use from the alt to battery. i was gonna use an anl 250amp fuse. or should i go lower?

Add to. Don't replace.

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It's either 120 or 140 Amp alt. Which fuse should I use? 250 or 150?

2007 Dodge Caliber SXT 2.0L

Flowmaster Single muffler + Tip

4 SoundQubed 6x9s 3-way

PolkAudio PA660.4

2 MB Quart Tweeters

2 4" MB Quart 2-way

New 8" coming soon!

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It's either 120 or 140 Amp alt. Which fuse should I use? 250 or 150?

The max fuse size you can use depends on the wire. True AWG 0ga can carry up to 300 amps I believe depending ont the length of the run etc.

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Got rid of the whine pretty much!
Just cleaned up my ground wiring a little.

its still kind of there but its definitely more bareable then before.

Still need to do the big 3. Will this help my battery charge up better?
Ive been noticing some weird voltage drops recently, but it never goes below 12.

But it really stay above 13.5. but it sometimes cuts out and drops to like 11. then goes back up.

Will the big 3 help it stay more stable?

2007 Dodge Caliber SXT 2.0L

Flowmaster Single muffler + Tip

4 SoundQubed 6x9s 3-way

PolkAudio PA660.4

2 MB Quart Tweeters

2 4" MB Quart 2-way

New 8" coming soon!

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