2/3 Of The BIG 3 Done..and OMG the difference...
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From: Glasgow, KY
Car: 87' GTA
Engine: 350 L98 TPI
Transmission: 700-R4
Axle/Gears: 3.27 9-Bolt
2/3 Of The BIG 3 Done..and OMG the difference...
Ok folks, we all know what the big 3 is, how you upgrade the following wires:
Negative Terminal To Chassis = DONE
Alt. Terminal To Battery Positive = DONE
Engine To Chassis = NOT DONE
Well, i completed the first two today, I used 0 Guage Wire For This (Do It Right The 1st Time)
Before I did this, I could not play my subs very loud without my Digital Dash flickering and dimming like no tomorrow, I also noticed my headlights dimmed a little on harder hits, and if the subs hit too hard, the radio/subs would even shut off at times from pulling too much power.
I am not running a huge system... 2 Alpine Type E's at 250 RMS each, 450 watt Alpine amp, Kenwood HU, Sony speakers....
After the upgraded wiring...
I can now play my subs as LOUD as they will go, and NOTHING FLICKERS, NO DIMMING AT ALL!!!
I went from having to keep my subs at a low level with risk of them shutting off, to now being able to give me a full body massage with the bass the system now allows me to play
I knew that upgrading these wires were gonna help out a little bit...but not this much...
Call me a liar.. But this upgrade has turned out to be a miracle cure for me, no more dimming and no more dash flickering is absolutely wonderful.
The materials to complete this project didnt cost much, right under 50$ for:
8 Ft of 0 Guage wire
Five 0 Guage Connectors
1 Neg. Battery Post Power Block (Neg. to chassis)
I will have pictures up by tomorrow night.
Negative Terminal To Chassis = DONE
Alt. Terminal To Battery Positive = DONE
Engine To Chassis = NOT DONE
Well, i completed the first two today, I used 0 Guage Wire For This (Do It Right The 1st Time)
Before I did this, I could not play my subs very loud without my Digital Dash flickering and dimming like no tomorrow, I also noticed my headlights dimmed a little on harder hits, and if the subs hit too hard, the radio/subs would even shut off at times from pulling too much power.
I am not running a huge system... 2 Alpine Type E's at 250 RMS each, 450 watt Alpine amp, Kenwood HU, Sony speakers....
After the upgraded wiring...
I can now play my subs as LOUD as they will go, and NOTHING FLICKERS, NO DIMMING AT ALL!!!
I went from having to keep my subs at a low level with risk of them shutting off, to now being able to give me a full body massage with the bass the system now allows me to play
I knew that upgrading these wires were gonna help out a little bit...but not this much...
Call me a liar.. But this upgrade has turned out to be a miracle cure for me, no more dimming and no more dash flickering is absolutely wonderful.
The materials to complete this project didnt cost much, right under 50$ for:
8 Ft of 0 Guage wire
Five 0 Guage Connectors
1 Neg. Battery Post Power Block (Neg. to chassis)
I will have pictures up by tomorrow night.
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