Capacitors. Lights, Dimming, Action!

[Jessica]

Put in HID's

no dim.. ever

Not sure they even make one for my POS

[Jessica]

hmmmm.

http://www.blindinghid.com/b2.php?bulb=H6054&make=Honda&model=Accord&year=1987

of course, it will set me back like $350

[Popwarhomie]

HIDs will still dim..

Relay harness would be your best bet.

But please don't put HIDs in your halogen reflector headlights.

[Jessica]

I will try a relay, but i dont see how it will help since the lights are not causing the issue, the amps are.

[Audioholic]

Strangeduck

3rd gen Accord Hatch

Pioneer 80prs

Skar 1500.1 X 2 Strapped

Skar 85.4 X 2

Sundown SA-12 X 4

Fosgate t1675-S X 2

Mechman 240 amp alt

2 G34 batteries

Lots of 1/0 wire

Note 3.. I see ya man I didnt realize it was pertaining to your situation I though you were being hypothetical..

[Popwarhomie]

I will try a relay, but i dont see how it will help since the lights are not causing the issue, the amps are.

A relay harness well pull power directly from the battery then to the headlights with much bigger gauge wiring.

Its like a "big 3" for your headlights.

[Jessica]

I will try a relay, but i dont see how it will help since the lights are not causing the issue, the amps are.

A relay harness well pull power directly from the battery then to the headlights with much bigger gauge wiring.

Its like a "big 3" for your headlights.

I understand that, but the voltage drop will still occur and i think i will still see dimming. Like i said, i have an extra relay, i will try. But i have my reservations. If it work i will come back here and admit i was wrong.

[White Lightning]

If you are pulling down that much, you might want to consider checking your batteries to see if one of them is trying to die.

You may see good voltage, but one may be bandading the other ... In return, draw more current.

[Jessica]

I only drop a volt a worst. But that is really noticeable at night. I just don't want any dimming at all. Barteries are good as far as I can tell. Both rest at 12.9