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Old 01-14-2004, 08:00 AM   #1
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Attention Audioheads:Wiring up a stiffening capacitor

I have a system in my '91 FB,and it sounds really nice,I have a Bazooka amp(with Infinity sub), until I get my stiffening cap. wired up I'm running a 4ohms instead of 2 stable,I have it mounted and chargedbut I have no clue how to wire it up,its a Lightning Audio 1 Farad unit with digitial voltmeter...it has two large gold posts,one is marked positive,and the other negative,and has 2 available connections on each post(actually 4,2 front,and 2 side...for more mounting flexibility,but only 2 are usable each post at the same time) and I know that you are supposed to run your power line to it,and from it to your amp while mounting it as close as possible to amp...but wich post do I run my power line into,and wich do I run my power line out of into my amp ? The local audio shops all want $30-45 just to cut the wire that I already have,and run it...

Thanks !

I really need to know!


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