im getting an infinity basslink install soon, should i get a cap for it or will i be good.

 

I'm running mine without any issue at all, so I think you'l be just fine. Install it youself too, its super easy!

 

no, a capacitor does nothing anyways.

nothing at all. worthless and expensive piece of metal.

but good choice on the basslink :-D

 

yea figured id probly be fine since it only small. me and a buddy i think are gona install the basslink and a new headunit.

heard the basslink running at a futureshop, sounded good and didnt want to mess around with getting an amp and building a box so i made my decision then.

 

Big sound from a small box, and the fact its all in one unit. For me you can't beat that at all. I ran all my wires along the floorboard on the drivers side, and up through and out the rear strut cover. Had to snip out small spots in the cover, not even noticeable. I can try and take a pic later if you like.

 

Capacitors are effective at increasing the efficiency of the power being supplied to the amp during large fluctuations. They will help, but you probably won't notice a difference. Capacitors are more effective on larger applications that require a large amount of power. In most cases, people install capacitors at work sites and at home to increase the efficiency of the power being supplied to bypass a surcharge that power companies charge for inefficient power usage called a Power Factor Surcharge. Unless you plan on running a really juiced up system, there is no need for it. However, if you have A/C or large appliances that cycle on and off a lot, you might want to consider one for your home

 

I hope you are kidding

 

Rod,
Post a pic for me please!

 

I'll snap one on my lunch break in a little while and post it.

 

yea i deff want to see a pic. i hate having to wait for money. yay bonus check thou. now i just need to get a dash mount ordered.

edit: seems im a noob, any one got a canadian retailer for the aftermarket dash moust?

 

mever mind found it im pretty sure.

Crutchfield Canada

 

agreed. the Bat Cap is the volt stabalizer of its respected world lol

 

OK here are 2 pics of it installed. I am usung these things called Griptwists to hold the sub in place. They're kinda like giant twist ties. The floorboard really isnt substantial enough IMO to drill through to mount the sub. I also have quick disconnects so I can remove the sub very easily if I need the space back there.

 

Dude.....

An Audio Capacitor is nothing like a voltage stabilizer, comparing a legit item to snake oil is more than a bit unfair. I promise you it makes a huge difference if you have power problems on larger systems.

 

i picked up my sub today and the wiring kit, the deck and dash piece should be coming next week. then i must find the rest of my tiny suprise to pull since my dash will be apart. hehehaha

 

You installing something else too? I'll be ripping mine out again this weekend to install an HD tuner, and then when Audiovox gets there crap together and releases the XM stuff for JVC i'll be ripping it out again! I think I am a pro at removing the radio now. I can have the dash off in under 5 min now.

 

nice. its nothing expenisve, cosmetic stuff