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January 27th, 2012 02:04 PM #11
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January 30th, 2012 01:13 PM #12
What car are we talking about? Since if we're talking about midsized or luxury sedans, some of them are already "Big Three'd". Take my Hyundai Sonata for example.. it comes factory stock with 2 of the 3 procedures of the Big Three. I often joke to people in Banawe that I'll need a "Big One" upgrade if I'm to upgrade my electrical system.
First thing is to check your alternator system. Bale wala ang lahat ng mga improvements mo if your alternator's bonkers.
If your alternator is healthy, the most cost-effective way to fix light dimming is the Big Three electrical upgrade. This drastically eases the flow of current. Think about water passing through your typical garden hose versus that of a fire truck's hose. Big Three's underlying principle is to reduce the amount of resistance. Most people should have solved their problems at this point, if it still continues...
Go buy an additional battery. You don't need something big... ilan ba subwoofers mo? 10?. Simply buy those portable ones.. like Stinger's SPV20. Super compact.. kinda like a high school science book. I won't buy capacitor's marketing gimmick and at branded capacitor prices, it's better to add some more and get a second battery.
You don't need to buy a high output alternator kung 1 sub ka lang.. it's pretty much a waste on the amount IMO.
Would you consider an EV over the Corolla Cross for the city? Why or why not?
All New Toyota Corolla Cross