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OK??

 
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I just ordered one, so I'll do a product review when I get it up and running.

 
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**** is a cool word. for some reason it reminds me of something funny...

 
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How do you install a cap?

 
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Just ordered it also!!

 
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hoo a wire from the battery to the + cable on the cap, another cable from the - to ground, a line from the + cable to the amp fuse block (you do have a fuse in the back don't you) and a remote line to the spot for that (if an led cap) when charging be sure to use the supplied resistor

 
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Im sorry but I didnt understand what you just said..

 
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take an 8 gauge wire from your battery hook that to the positve post on the cap, take another 8 gauge wire and go to the distribution block for your amps (from said positive cable) take another 8 gauge wire from the negative post to ground. if needed there will be a remote line use the one that turns on your amps

 
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Maybe a wire diagram?? Because I still cant understand what your talkin about..

 
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the new cap will have one, I'll see what I can come up with in the meantime

 
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this will give a basic idea
http://www.autosound2000.com/gallery...tor_wiring.htm

 
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Don't worry, you'll see it's really easy to hook up.

 
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Alright thats a good thing..

 
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Hmm, I should be getting it tomorrow (hopefully). Looking at the diagram and your explanation, Arch, couldn't I just splice the cap into the power wires that are already running to the amp?

I have my negative wire grounded locally by the rear quarter panel.

Before & After:

 
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yes you can but it must be the battery supply with a large enough gauge wire, and make sure the grounds are kept short