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ok...1st problem is solved,but now can someone please tell be where i would get a high perfomance 16v alternator???lol


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heres the deal again... now that i know, i will have to get a seperate alternator for my 500 AMP 16V Car Battery Capacitor

(for people thinking why a 16v batt-cap if i cant charge it..well the answer is my 4000D amp needs 500 amp power,then why not)...

im stuck with the thought where would i get 1 that will be suitable...

realy need all your help...i tried DC Power Engineering, but im not able to find what their voltage charge are...

in need of a alternator that charges 16v and suitable amps....

by the way i own a 1997 toyota rav4

lost without you'll :unknw:

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Did you try contacting me via e-mail? :) Robbie will be back in a couple of days and I should be able to get you a response then if you're interested,hit me up in my sig.

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well the reason m getting this is,because batteries are not fast enough to give power for long and low bass notes and this is where a normal cap would come in, but then again a cap releases power instantly not able to provide for the drag. so they invented this hybrid capacitor thats a battery plus a cap,so this is more worth the bucks at the moment... and i just finished researching and found that a hybrid cap can work from 12v - 16v so now m done...time to create a monster....

:hairtrick:

alpine head unit

2x tw30 300w bullet tweeter

3000D boss amp

power acoustic 2600w mofo sub

SSL capacitor

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well the reason m getting this is,because batteries are not fast enough to give power for long and low bass notes and this is where a normal cap would come in, but then again a cap releases power instantly not able to provide for the drag. so they invented this hybrid capacitor thats a battery plus a cap,so this is more worth the bucks at the moment... and i just finished researching and found that a hybrid cap can work from 12v - 16v so now m done...time to create a monster....

:hairtrick:

Lol... drop a spanner across the terminals of a battery and then tell me they aren't 'fast enough'

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