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Old 05-19-2012, 05:41 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by talnlnky View Post
if you want to do autocross & have a tiny battery with a very small reserve capacity PLUS have a stereo too.... then think hard about upgrading your alternator, and NEVER run your stereo when your car is turned off.
The only thing I might say to that is, if you want to have a system with a racing battery, invest in a power supply that you can plug into a wall.



I use the original brand version of this...damn if I can remember the name of it at the moment (going senile). It is a great tool for me.
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