I friend of mine has his powerwire attached right to the alternator and not the battey....would that be a bad thing at all? it is only 8ga so he must not be pulling an over bearing amount of power.

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well since the alternator and battery are connected i dont think it would make that much of a difference.. he still getting the charging voltage of the battery i would think..
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This is a really bad idea! Your battery works as a fliter to reduce the A/C ripple created by the alternator. Also this will put more stress on your alternator and cause it to wear out a lot faster, that and its just a bad idea.
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Originally posted by mschwitz78
This is a really bad idea! Your battery works as a fliter to reduce the A/C ripple created by the alternator. Also this will put more stress on your alternator and cause it to wear out a lot faster, that and its just a bad idea.
Originally posted by mschwitz78
This is a really bad idea! Your battery works as a fliter to reduce the A/C ripple created by the alternator. Also this will put more stress on your alternator and cause it to wear out a lot faster, that and its just a bad idea.
Exactly.
That is not a good Idea. The battery is one of your noise shields.
I guess if he has no problems.
But Look at replacing the alt soon, cause It's going to have more strain on it. And will probably die very soon....
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not only that the battery kinda acts like a capacitor. You may also get noise through the amp by doing this.
