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A96 08-07-2002 06:25 PM

Going To Be Pushing Over 1200 RMS
 
should i, buy a high output alternator, or will a capacitor be just fine? :confused:

b00gers 08-07-2002 06:27 PM

with what amp? if its a pyramid amp, no. =P

a real amp...we would need to know what car you have.

A96 08-07-2002 10:20 PM

it'll be a crossfire vr1202, and it's an accord.

b00gers 08-07-2002 10:34 PM

this is MY OPINION.

if that is it for your system, i would just get a 1 farad cap and forget the new alternator.

if you are planning on getting another amp, such as a 4ch amp, i would definitly get a stronger alternator.

but in both cases, if you have the money, get a stronger alternator.

igo4bmx 08-08-2002 02:47 AM

i would suggest a rebuilt alternator for high current amps. How many amps does the amp draw? how much amerage doed the alternator put out? if ur alt puts out about 60 amps and your amp needs 90... time for a rebuild!
rebuilt alts should cost about 150, and is much more effective. However, increasing the amperage output tends to make you lose HP.

one more thing, is that amp a class d amp?

A96 08-08-2002 07:45 AM

my amp is a class A/B.

my stock alt, puts out 90 AMP>

The amp will draw about 170 AMP>

SiClone 08-08-2002 07:58 AM


Originally posted by A96
The amp will draw about 170 AMP>
:eek: Holy crap!! That's some major draw there. I'm thinking that's maximum draw though. What I would do is hook everything up first, see if you have a major dimming problem, and then work on a solution.

A re-wound alternator would be nice, but does cost more... :rolleyes:

b00gers 08-08-2002 10:48 AM

that amp is HUGE. you will have to invest to a stronger alternator.

Cashis EG8 08-09-2002 05:37 AM

Good god....170amps of current??

I would definately get your alternator rewound for higher output.

A96 08-10-2002 12:27 AM

well, i found a local place that can hook me up with a 175AMP alt. They will install, and upgrade all the necessary wires. Include, a 6 month warranty.


Including taxes and everything, should come out to.....


$950!!!!!


i think i might do it in sept.:oh:


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