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<blockquote data-quote="G6er" data-source="post: 1626249" data-attributes="member: 542134">You can google capacitor set up and get alot of instructions on how to install a capacitor. If your not comfortable don&#039;t install one, get a pro to do it because they can actually cause alot of damage if you do them wrong. ALOT of damage, like...big boom.I have a similar system. My lights were dimming slightly, and yes the capacitor did fix the problem. I also noticed the bass was crisper. Which makes perfect sense if you understand what a capacitor does.I will say that there is conflicting views on the subject, there are many people that say capacitors are not good and that you will need to upgrade your alternator. The fact remains, I had the same problem as you, I got a cap and the problem was fixed, I rest my case and let the facts do the talking.You will need nothing less than a 1 farad capacitor for a 1000W amp. Don&#039;t worry about the amp for your regular speakers, just worry about a cap for your subs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="G6er, post: 1626249, member: 542134"] You can google capacitor set up and get alot of instructions on how to install a capacitor. If your not comfortable don't install one, get a pro to do it because they can actually cause alot of damage if you do them wrong. ALOT of damage, like...big boom. I have a similar system. My lights were dimming slightly, and yes the capacitor did fix the problem. I also noticed the bass was crisper. Which makes perfect sense if you understand what a capacitor does. I will say that there is conflicting views on the subject, there are many people that say capacitors are not good and that you will need to upgrade your alternator. The fact remains, I had the same problem as you, I got a cap and the problem was fixed, I rest my case and let the facts do the talking. You will need nothing less than a 1 farad capacitor for a 1000W amp. Don't worry about the amp for your regular speakers, just worry about a cap for your subs. [/QUOTE]

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