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I'm new to this forum and I was wondering if I can get sum help / advice from you guys..

I have 4 rockford fosgates 3115 power models 1000rms box tuned at 34hz..

Then a dc audio 3.5k

And now bout to get a dc alternator 300 spx..

With a xs power d3400 under the hood and d3100 in rear..

I got acouple questions

1. Will that alternator give the amp the power it needs it or na?

2. Is it ok to run those two batterys If ones a d3400 and another a d3100?

Gunna run skyhigh 0guage wire all around..

Posted

Welcome to the forum.

You should be ok, if by chance voltage starts dropping to low, you can always add another battery.

truthsayer

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@Truthsayer iight koo so if I see that voltage drop low I will add another. And another question . When I connect my volatge meter do I hook it up to the subwoofer amp, behind stereo, or where?

Posted

You will get the most accurate at the amp, that way you know exactly what voltage the amp is getting.

truthsayer

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Where ever you want it to read, personally I have mine on my amp because that's where voltage in my eyes really matters

06 monte carlo

2 12 rockford p3s

soundstream rubicon 2500

crescendo audio mezzo 6.5

ct sounds 125.4

execution audio and shca wiring

2 xs d3400 on stock alt

Posted

Ok so ill just run to the subwoofer amp..I would want to see what my amp is gettin also like u guys.. what's a good voltage meter to get? And would u guys recommend also fusing the alternator? Asking cuz people tell me yes and others tell me no

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I just have a normal stinger volt meter its decent. the first one I had started going nuts on its reading after about 8 months, so I had to get a new one, But I soon plan on getting a smd vm1 little pricy but I have heard great things about them

06 monte carlo

2 12 rockford p3s

soundstream rubicon 2500

crescendo audio mezzo 6.5

ct sounds 125.4

execution audio and shca wiring

2 xs d3400 on stock alt

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