Ok, so if you have done your homework boys and girls, you all know there is an incredible amount of controversy about whether you even need a cap in your system at all. I'm so not going there. I bought this before I had stumbled upon all that back and forth, pro/cons crap. I knew I was installing a set of dual 12" subs, and at some point was going to upgrade the subs AND the amp (it's 600W peak power, about 290 rms). So I thought I needed one....bottom line, I get NO headlight dimming, even when cranking my dual amp system. I have a 4ch Pioneer GM-D9500F powering two sets of JL Audio C2-650 component sets. I can crank the bass, and the cap keeps the voltage supply steady. It has a cool blue digital voltage readout, along with a ring of blue leds under the connections. No, I'm not 15 and I don't have neon lights under the car (although I think that is perfectly cool if you like that and you do), but visual is important in my system. I have mine mounted on a rear seatback in my 2006 Kia Sorrento. The best thing about this cap compared to others I have seen is the connections are all protected by a plexiglass cover, which also makes the installation easier (no lugs needed) and cleaner looking. It comes with a resistor to charge before using and for discharging if need be. I bought a couple large alligator clips and made a short 2' jumper cable to connect the resistor inline from my power d block to the cap. I also installed an inline fuse and ran the 4GA cable from the cap to one of the three inputs on the block. All in all, I think you can't beat the price!Click Here to see more reviews about: Tsunami 2-Farad Capacitor (PP1002TM-CAP) (PP1002TM-CAP)
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PRODUCT FEATURES:Blue LCD digital meter block topVolt activated flashing blue LEDsConstant blue LED accent ring
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