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DSS Tridents and Twisted Sounds S-10. Road to 166dBs

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Its that vinyl wrap like they use on race cars?

this is plasti dip. My Camaro was wrapped.

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Hugo, you think it would work on my 4.3? I can only add 1 more alt. See pic.IMAG0320_zps1bb4a664.jpg

I've looked at the 4.3 in depth. I would remake the whole braket. It would be pretty nutty, but thats the only way i see it being done. I dont really see where an add on braket could be placed. Lemme look some more. :)
What output alternators is this ??? You think you will need more than a pair of 280s ???

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Those are both stock alts. The plan is to keep the passenger side alt at 12v to run the truck accessories. Then a pair of 350s on the driver side to power the audio. Not having any batteries, I feel I need as much amperage as possible during my 30 sec music runs.

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Gotcha ... Gonna be a tight fit for three.

Worst case you could (if you plan to trailer the truck) is not to have a alternator for the truck itself ...

I know of plenty of 1/4 mile race cars with no alternators ...

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Truck will be a driver. Look at the picture. There is tons of room for 1 more alternator.

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How about this? Plastidip aluminum.

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that's not plasti dip.  Look heat gun, squeegees, and extra vinyl on the floor 

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Good eye. Funny, that's off of a platidip website.

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This is off the actual sales website.

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Car color ( silver) in the pic looks good though

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Heavy metal time.

1/2x2x48 inches

Holes for 20 banks of caps.

6 holes each for alternator runs. (12 total)

12 holes for the runs to the amps.

The holes fir amps and alts are drilled and tapped.

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More to come. Hope to finish them after the kids go to bed.

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Few more pics. Not perfect but it good enough.

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One is done anyway. Between being a single daddy this week and real estate agents showing my house, I am short for time this week.

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Hey, make sure you clean off that wax/polish where the connections are!

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Hey, make sure you clean off that wax/polish where the connections are!

yes sir. I just wanted to see how it looked. It will get a nice break-clean bath before any connections are made.

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Good call.  Since you are going from Aluminum bar to copper connectors (I assume) make sure and dap a little Noalox  between the metals...

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Good call.  Since you are going from Aluminum bar to copper connectors (I assume) make sure and dap a little Noalox  between the metals...

is that like a dielectric grease? Never heard of it?

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It should be used anytime you use aluminum and copper. All AC & DC connections.

 

 

 

 

http://www.idealindustries.com/prodDetail.do?prodId=noalox

 

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Good looking out. I'll order some today. I'm hoping to assemble the bank this weekend but now I may have to wait for this. Can it be had local?

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Home Depot and Lowes has it...

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Cool thing about it is, if your connections (being in the back of your truck) get exposed to anything like humidity, heat, cold, smoke, etc the Noalox will keep them 100%...  In addition to keeping any contact resistance from developing...

 

We use it all the time on outdoor connections...  Have pulled some apart that are 10 years old and the metal is nice and clean in the connection area... 

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Awesome. Thanks for the tips fellas. Always appreciated.

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Gotta get me some

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See I do listen

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