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notor1us 
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Posted: December 02, 2004 at 8:22 AM / IP Logged  

hey i really needed some informed advice as to what i need to do cuz i hear 400 diffrent things every time i ask someone,   im installing 4 alpine type-R 12's and 2 sets of polk Ex3 6.5 components  with 2 mtx 1501D  1500 watt amps for the subs and the mtx 564 560 watt 4 channel for the components i have 2 one farad caps an optima red top, alot of 4 guage wire and fuses and such. what else do i need to get before i attempt this without blowing my alternator etc...

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Posted: December 02, 2004 at 8:32 AM / IP Logged  
3500 watts?  A 350 amp alternator and 0 gage from the alt to the battery and from the battery to the amp disrtibution block.  Also fuse it at 350 amps at the battery, run 0 gage for main amp ground and upgrade your engine ground strap.  Cheers.
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Posted: December 02, 2004 at 8:39 AM / IP Logged  

Ahhh, a loaded arsenal and no battle plan. Use a fused distro block to split power out to the 3 amps.  Wire one cap in-line on the power wire after the distro block to each sub amp, with the caps close to their respective amplifiers.

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notor1us 
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thanks alot u guys have helped me out a bunch but where the hell am i gonna get my hands on a 350 watt alternator for under 500 bucks
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Posted: December 02, 2004 at 10:53 AM / IP Logged  
I doubt you'll be able to.  And it's 350 AMPS, not watts. You might consider a dual 180-200 amp alternator setup.
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notor1us 
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Posted: December 02, 2004 at 11:16 AM / IP Logged  

sorry its early for me :) 

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notor1us 
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how would i wire dual alternators i could fabricate a bracket but the rest i dunno.
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Posted: December 02, 2004 at 9:07 PM / IP Logged  

the r's are only 300 rms each x 4 =1200rms  but can take a little more from what i hear...i would just get 1 fosgate 1501d if i were you...1600+ rms at 2 ohm

are the r's 2 or 4 ohm..?

if they are dual 4 each then i'd wire them series / parrelel to get a 2 ohm load..

and if you insist on getting those mtx's you will not be using much of  them cause they will only be putting out 750 rms ar 4 ohm..

now if they are 2 ohm get a 1 ohm stable amp..and wire them series / parelell

if you stick with 1 amp you will be better off.. Your alternator and wallet will feel better if you choose to do 1 instead of 2 mtx's

i do own the 1501d mtx and am sorta satisfied with it..but i wish i had gotten the fosgate.it has alot more features and imo putts out more power..also has a ssf , wich is a must if runnin ported!

give me the specifics and i'll help you out

p.s.you wont need to upgrade your alt if you only use 1 amp..you can get a optima bat and do the big 3 and you should beable to get away with it.imo

notor1us 
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Posted: December 03, 2004 at 5:59 PM / IP Logged  
i already have all the aforementioned amps and a warranty on the subs :) i wanted to try to get the most out what i already have but any ideas you have would be greatly appreciated and again thanks for all the input u guys are awesome
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