adreano17

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trickedout

Well, personally adreano, I do not have any experience with that particular brand of deep cycle batteries. It seems pretty reasonable/dependable. I am guessing this vehicle will be your everyday driver, so make sure that this battery will get you through those cold wintery months we are about to face. Some batteries, I will not say any names *cough* (optima) *cough* are not worth the money. I would rather buy a batery from costco or something lol. Thread is so long, I forgot what size amps you are running, but if you are drawing that much power than yes, yes, and yes. You will need a better alternator. There is no way around that. The power has to come from somewhere. I do not currently have a high output alternator on my lexus, but if you get it rebuilt I have seen a 80 amp alternator go up to a 200+ amp alternator for around 200 bucks, and this is done locally and with a warranty, but it is all dependent on how much power you need, and how long you want your car to last.
As far as audio in my lexus, I don't have any in it yet. I just bought it on verteran's day lol. Still have the paper tags on it. I am buying a pioneer double din today and a set of HIDs for the low beams and foglights. I saw someone selling to 12" L5s, so I may try to buy those. They said they would trade for a double din with nav, and I have an eclipse model with nav, but it has no rca inputs, so it won't work in the lexus. I will have a major system by new year's though. I'm thinking of (1) 15" L7 with a 1000x1 kicker monoblock, and new speakers and tweeters all the way around with a 4 channel amp on everything. It gives you that nice clear concert sound. That's all I could possible need in a lexus.
If you want to know more about the shop then just inbox me and I will send you my number, and we will go from there.