First i will like to thank yall in advance for the help. any way i have 2 2ohm kicker 12s cvrs and a capacitor i have stock speakers. i wanted to get new speaker alot of places recommended the yellow pioneers and to amp the inside. i am looking for agood bass setup. and i will also need another amp to power those speakerplus my light are always dimmin i want to change the battery but what kind should i use for system

 

Do your lights still dim even though you are using a capacitor?

 

yeah i think it the wires i used cuz are copper i think which causes restance but i plan on changing them

 

get a yellow top opitma or a kinetik battery...gonna need a better alternator eventually...and get a hid kit that will solve ur light problem in an instance...hope this helps...as for speakers the alpine type s ones are good foor the price..if u got the cash then id say get some focal's...

 

first off, what size wires are you using? how many watts is your amp?

 

i got a 4 guage wire and a 2000 watt amp

 

even with a cap the light will still dim just not as bad but you can added another battery, upgrade to a high out put alt, changing the battery might help the dimming but not as much. and dont change the wires, copper allows more flow of currents. but if your running long power/ground then i would go with awg gauge since you already have 4. also you can do the Big 3 (alternator positive to battery positive, battery negative to chassis, engine ground to chassis).

 

Id recommend Alpine Type-S Speakers or JL Audio all around. What kind of amp is it? 4-Channel? 5? Mono? If the sub can handle the 2000W amp, Id get a 4Ch for the speakers. All that would need a new battery for sure though.

 

yeah its a mono and yeah i was gonna get a 4ch 1000 watt amp to push the 4 speakers. what kind of battery?which is better the optima yellows or those kinetic music battery. Cuz i can get a optima 4 $ 100 even and the kinetic is like $160

 

kinetic would better but if your not going to use it for comp then the yellow top will do.

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