dual alternator bracket for 4runner?
11-15-2010, 01:14 PM
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dual alternator bracket for 4runner?
anyone know where i can get one? i already have a high output alt that does 160-180 at idle. it puts out plenty while driving but i want more idle power. car stereo system needs more poowwaa!!!! i have a 2002 4runner 3.4 v6. thanks all!!
11-15-2010, 01:30 PM
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extreme stereo cars often run 4-5 h/o alts. then again im not pusing 30000 watts lol. just need two. caps are more or less useless. i have 240 pounds of batteries already, plenty of reserve, just need a lil bit more juice to charge em. theres plenty of dual kits for those damn gm but our yotas get ignored 
11-15-2010, 02:27 PM
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nadaaaa on ttora.com. lol i wish i could make my own, except i have 0 experience working with welding and metals and what not. if i knew how to do all that id already have 2 in.
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dc power 270xp. car idles at something stupidly low, think i get 1900 alternator rpm at idle. this isnt specifically for the one i own but this is the output sheet for the alt http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-..._3219475_n.jpg
wishing i could put another one of these bad boys in
wishing i could put another one of these bad boys in
11-16-2010, 12:18 PM
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looks like you might need to run a 2nd battery or get something crazy from http://mechman.com/
11-16-2010, 12:35 PM
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I want to know this too, because extra batteries are useless because the current draw from amps is very dependent on voltage. As more current is required by the amp more voltage is required. Having 4-5 batteries is still 12 volt no matter which way you look at it.
Caps have been used successfully for years and years. General rule for them is a 1 farad for every 1000W. An 1100W amp would need a 1.5-2 farad cap.
Caps have been used successfully for years and years. General rule for them is a 1 farad for every 1000W. An 1100W amp would need a 1.5-2 farad cap.
11-16-2010, 12:36 PM
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looks like you might need to run a 2nd battery or get something crazy from http://mechman.com/
11-16-2010, 02:28 PM
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capacitors add what is called complex power - and actually robs away peak potentials from the system, while adding in a little help during power strains on underpowered systems. Look at any competition SPL car, and you will find no capacitors in any of those systems.
btw - caps dont add voltage to the system, they simply store charge and release it rapidly when there is a strenuous draw on the system. Caps being useless? I don't agree with that. They are great for the general consumer with a 1 or 2 amp system and single stock battery/alt
in simple terms - the more batteries, the more power reserve from which the amps can come from...
btw - caps dont add voltage to the system, they simply store charge and release it rapidly when there is a strenuous draw on the system. Caps being useless? I don't agree with that. They are great for the general consumer with a 1 or 2 amp system and single stock battery/alt
in simple terms - the more batteries, the more power reserve from which the amps can come from...
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