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No cap is going to compensate for your battery. If you are having more than 500W amps, you also need a better battery (DEEP CYCLE) and if you go over 1000W, you should conciser a stronger alternator as well.
I had a 10F hybrid cap from R.F. and it has changed nothing.
I have a 1000W RMS alpine amp and sub + 600W RMS 4 channels amp. I killed 3 batteries before I decided to upgrade my alternator and battery for a DEEP CYCLE one. I use no cap at all anymore and I have no more trouble.
Caps are useless.
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Massive Audio CAP 2
I bought the Massive Audio CAP 2 thinking it would help, but the truth is it didn't help at all, and i drained my car battery 2 times. So no, I would not have a friend buy one. I think it was a waste of money.
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