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Zeke Jan 5, 2012 10:44 PM

As has been asked, but I believe not answered, if you have a moment, what are you doing with THREE alternators & NINE batteries in a Monte Carlo? Let alone ANY basic "coupe"? "Four-door" ... Anything ... Even a Monte on "pumps & dumps" does not need that much ridiculousness. No, really ...

Enzo354 Jan 5, 2012 11:46 PM

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_2R7KGeDSKQ...1235695993.jpg

ladybridgeport Jan 7, 2012 09:40 AM


Originally Posted by Zeke (Post 400414)
As has been asked, but I believe not answered, if you have a moment, what are you doing with THREE alternators & NINE batteries in a Monte Carlo? Let alone ANY basic "coupe"? "Four-door" ... Anything ... Even a Monte on "pumps & dumps" does not need that much ridiculousness. No, really ...


The power is for my car audio SPL (Sound Pressure Level) system. I'm installing two 18" subwoofers and the amplifier is capable of 14,800 watts. So I need the batteries to supply the power and alternators to maintain the power for the current draw.

http://i197.photobucket.com/albums/a...t/BATT_6_9.jpg

JuniorCar Jan 7, 2012 05:09 PM

That really looks hardcore! Its like it could power a small village. Probably gonna hurt your quarter mile time tho!

Tadcaster Jan 7, 2012 07:40 PM

I was begning to belive you where building a hybrd Monte with electric motors

Wow must put out some sound. honestly though with a sound system like that glad your not living on my block.

ladybridgeport Jan 24, 2012 11:16 AM

It will be so loud I will have to test it out in a walmart parking lot. It would shake the house too much. One guy has four subs I'm using in a suburban and the ceiling tiles shook at work.

Budsjlm Jan 24, 2012 11:40 AM

holy crap how bad it the rear saging now?

Boxman420 Jan 25, 2012 07:26 AM


Originally Posted by ladybridgeport (Post 410586)
It will be so loud I will have to test it out in a walmart parking lot. It would shake the house too much. One guy has four subs I'm using in a suburban and the ceiling tiles shook at work.

cant wait to see what it looks like! you going to be at SBN? im doing 6 12s in a wall but ill only be on 5500 watts for now

ladybridgeport Feb 1, 2012 02:34 PM


Originally Posted by Budsjlm (Post 410593)
holy crap how bad it the rear saging now?

It won't be sagging. I got springs from springworks.com and had them made for an additional 1,000 lbs plus K&M performance shocks pre assembled. When I put them on, the back end had no spring action, very stiff. Once I put all the batteries in, the car came down some. It's still a little high on the rear end, but I still have to add a 500 lb enclosure so it will lower to the factory height. The spring assembly rides like the factory ride, nice and smooth.

The only competitions I will enter will probably be local DB Drag in East Michigan

jimbo7 Feb 1, 2012 05:41 PM

Nice ingenuity for the alternator setup. It seems like you're a person who pays attention to details, so what happened to the "scoops"? The passenger side looks lop-sided. You could've made a oval or teardrop shape with an english wheel that would look infinity times better (and less work). I hope this car is competition only.

How's the gas mileage? :)


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