thinking bout putting in some subs soon but i kno there is noo room at all in the engine compartment so i was thinking doing the big 3 upgrade would be difficult..just wondering if anyone has done this and how hard it was
thanks

 

what does subs and engine compartment have to do with each other?
i have 3 12" subs in the trunk and i dont have much trunk space

 

the big 3..is a set of wires running to different parts in your engine compartment to get a higher voltage so you can run more power

 

It's been done, and the space under the hood is not that restricting... there just aren't too many write ups on here.

1) Alternator Positive to Battery Positive (optional fuse)


2) Battery Negative to Chassis


3) Chassis to Engine Block

 

i kno what it is...im asking if anyone has done it! cuz the alternator is impossible to reach let alone connect a wire to it

 

why is this in the sedan section?

Post it here:
https://g35driver.com/forums/audio-v...lectronics-20/

 

I've never heard it called "the big 3" before.

 

I thought he was talking about FORD,CHEVY,DODGE. are those referred to has the big 3

 

Chysler, not dodge.

I was thinking more along the line of "Bird, Parrish and McHale"

 

hahah thats pretty funny, but true i guess because thats probaly what my dad would think i was talking about

 

3 subs is useless.

 

not hard to do at all

have I done it to my car, no

the only wire I will probably upgrade is the battery to chassis

you are NOT supposda replace the facotry wires that are in place

instead you are to lay new wire over the existing

how is 3 subs usless????

 

What else have you heard it been called as? I've only heard of it as the big 3 (when talking car audio/electronics)

 

I've just heard it refered to as what is actually being done...ie replacing or upgrading the power wires with larger wires....or installing supplimental grounding. I've never heard an actual term for it used.

 

Most of us wouldn’t know what the hell "big 3" is referring to... but who cares - get to the point of the thread... the majority of the posts are regarding the term and not the subject