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2 Inline Fuses, Are They Just As Strong As One?


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that is pretty bad ass

can't he just run a 80 amp fuse? even though the amp says 90 amps will it pull that much?

I would think an 80 would be fine, unless you're runnin .5ohm or something pretty crazy(just my uneducated opinion) ;)

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think of it this way...if you do them in line your as strong as your weakest link. say you got a 40 and a 50...you start pulling 45 amps of current the 50 will not pop but the 40 will...since its inline the power will be cut off...just go buy a stronger fuse....simple enough

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