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have no clue how to even start but am woundering how to convert my 12v to a 16v system ? what is all requierd i don't have a budget as of yet but i am also wondering how much aproximatly it would cost.

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Run second alt at 16v just for amps. Then use stock one at 14v for everything else,Otherwise you'll fry your stock electrical.

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The epic 16 volt setup lol that is what my next upgrade will be lol

To do it get 16 volt batteries then get a step up device and away you go lol price say 600 plus that is the device and 2 batteries

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Why do you want 16v?

cause he thinks he'll have more power, but probably won't have any more amperage...

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Why do you want 16v?

just curious for another project to work on and it will give you a little more out of your amp is what ive heard.

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couldnt i get an alternator that puts out 16v to charge a rear battery and put a restrictor on the lines that run to my 14v setup? if they make a resrictor?

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i'd only recommend doing it if you competed.

It's true that going from 14.4 to 18v, most amps almost double output... but not like u think.

Take a 3500d, the old school line. 3500w @14v, 6500w @18v. that is with 10% THD @18v so not clean.

also, you will probably not hear a difference anyways and if u did, it's a VERY expensive upgrade to do...

stick to 12v system. If u need more voltage,get a high output alternator.

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i'd only recommend doing it if you competed.

stick to 12v system. If u need more voltage,get a high output alternator.

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That

If you want more power, upgrade your 12v and buy bigger amps.

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ok thanks for the input on that note i will just stick with a h/o alt thnx

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any views on the iraggi i found one for like 249.00 can puts out 180amps at 1000rpm any views if they are a good alt?

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irragi makes a great alternator...lots of people have them and love them. i plan on getting one sometime eventually.

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where is this?

this is on ebay

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