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So i was wondering could you run 3 batteries in parallel off of 1 high put altenator. What i'm saying is making 3 runs of power from the altenator to the 3 batteries in the back, then wiring them in parallel then running the 3 grounds to the frames off those batteries, and this would be a dual altenator setup, stock alt for the car and the high ouput alt just for those batteries.

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one run maybe two off of alternator then maybe a ground off the battery and drill a hole to the bottom of your car get a nice solid ground

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Alright thanks guys, so only one run for all 3 batteries then just wire them together?

you are correct bro. now if you are running more than 3500rms then you might want to do two runs of position to the rear. don't forget the inline fuse(s) for underhood and before the bank of batteries ...... i'm sure you already know that though.

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the more runs the better, it wont hurt you to do 2 runs, grounding to the front battery is better imo, i like equal runs tho, thats why i have 4, 2+ 2-

alright thanks, so even If had 3 batteries I would only have to make 2 runs?

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