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Originally Posted by lostdaytomorrow
For anyone reading this in the future:
No, it definitely does not do this.
Where does the cap. get it's current from? The alternator. The alternator doesn't want to be charging something else when it's already being strained to its' maximum potential.
Caps are good for keeping current constant (a buffer if you will) for SQ applications.
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"...Capacitors work by storing up power during low-draw passages, then sending it to the amp during loud musical hits. Not only will you get smoother, more consistent bass performance, you'll protect your car in the process..."
taken from crutchfield
http://www.crutchfieldadvisor.com/IS...int=1&page=all
They have a pretty good explanation. Take a look and be your own judge.
All i ever meant by getting a capacitor, is that it will HELP, but it is not the only thing you need.
