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I was thinking of running that combo in my 93 Cadillac Fleetwood.

would I need to upgrade any electrical .? alt. ?

And what power cap should I get that is affordable, but effective ?

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It's always better to have more than you need than not enough but if you aren't planning to upgrade then I would get a good strong battery for the trunk (Powermaster D3100), stay away from the caps (useless) and you should be fine. In all honesty it really depends on what you are trying to do, if you plan to do a lot of parking lot pimpin' (listening to the music with the car off) get the battery for the trunk.

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It's always better to have more than you need than not enough but if you aren't planning to upgrade then I would get a good strong battery for the trunk (Powermaster D3100), stay away from the caps (useless) and you should be fine. In all honesty it really depends on what you are trying to do, if you plan to do a lot of parking lot pimpin' (listening to the music with the car off) get the battery for the trunk.

I have an extra battery in the trunk thats for the Hydro's, that i don't really need.

its a Deka group 31 1000cca's ......... could I just wire up everything to that ? what about the alt ? and charging ?

won't the battery go dead often without being hooked up to the alternator ?

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I have an extra battery in the trunk thats for the Hydro's, that i don't really need.

its a Deka group 31 1000cca's ......... could I just wire up everything to that ? what about the alt ? and charging ?

won't the battery go dead often without being hooked up to the alternator ?

the two batteries would be hooked up in parallel, or together, in which the battery under your hood would be hooked up to the alternator, so your alternator will be charging both batteries while the car is running.

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so the alt is strong enough to charge both batts ?

then I just run the amp off the batt in the trunk, and my headlight won't be dimming ?

sorry, I'm a newb to this shit .

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well depends on how big your stock alternator is, most likely it'll charge both of them just at a slower rate than a HO alternator would, as for your lights dimming, with the power your talking about running it shouldn't be bad with two batteries.

and technically you'll be running your amp off of both batteries it'll just be hooked up to the battery in the back..

the batteries will work with each other to power that amp beings both batteries will be connected to one another.

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1997 Dodge Ram Van 2500

Big III addition with 1/0 awg wiring all throughout

Lightning Audio Strike S4.1000.1D

Jenson XA2250

2 - 12" Mtx Jackhammers JH55

3ft cubed box sealed under the rear bench seat

Pioneer DEH-P6000UB head unit

MB Quart FWA 160 components up front

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well depends on how big your stock alternator is, most likely it'll charge both of them just at a slower rate than a HO alternator would, as for your lights dimming, with the power your talking about running it shouldn't be bad with two batteries.

and technically you'll be running your amp off of both batteries it'll just be hooked up to the battery in the back..

the batteries will work with each other to power that amp beings both batteries will be connected to one another.

cool........what size cable should I use to connect them. and should I use welding cable, or reg. battery cable.

oh....and my stock alt is 140 amps

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