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Nat_87

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Joined: August 21, 2004

Location: Australia

Posted: October 20, 2004 at 8:00 AM / IP Logged

Hi peps, i have a '00 Daewoo Lanos that is in the process of being transformed. It has a Pioneer DEH-P7650MP deck, 400W 5 way 6x9's, the new kevlar TS-C160R 6 " Components, a Rockford Fosgate P800.4 amp (hopefully), a set of TS-E1695 3way speakers. What i have heard from a few mates is that the alternator may take a bit of a flogging. Does anyone know anything that may give me a heads up on whether it will be a problem, and if so wat can be done to recitfy it without having to replace the alternator?

Cheers,

~* Cheer Nat *~

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Pioneer TS-A6990S

Pioneer GM-6000F 4ch Amp

Audiobahn AW120T 12" Sub

Pioneer GM-D510M Mono Amp

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pimpincavy

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Joined: May 20, 2004

Location: United States

Posted: October 20, 2004 at 4:51 PM / IP Logged

Do you know what size alternator it is? I dont think it will be a problem, but if you notice your lights dimming down a lot, or the battery gauge drops down really low when the car is at idle, then you know you need a bigger alternator. And that is really the only way to fix the problem...a bigger alt.

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