I was looking around on the web and found this engine stabilizer. It is suppose to help with start-ups/ audio systems/ and any other electronic components dealing with the vehicle. There is a positive (red) wire and a negitive (black) wire coming from this rectangular unit where the power is stored. My question here is how this would be set-up and where the 2 wires would connect to? If anyone has experience putting this in, which it doesn't look hard I just want my electrical system to still work once I put it in. Thanks!
97' Black 240SX
Engine Stabilizers- Electronics
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Ubernoober
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Sounds like a bit of a shady device. Could you give us a link to it?
A real power conditioner is a rather pricey bit of electronics. Not only that, a car has a dual power source, both the battery and the alternator. To truly work, the device would have to isolate both from the rest of the cars electronics. I seriously doubt a small two-wire box is going to do that, but I have been wrong before.
A real power conditioner is a rather pricey bit of electronics. Not only that, a car has a dual power source, both the battery and the alternator. To truly work, the device would have to isolate both from the rest of the cars electronics. I seriously doubt a small two-wire box is going to do that, but I have been wrong before.
Re: Engine Stabilizers- Electronics (2s4k0y09)
Apexi seems to be backing up their claims on their recently released electronic stabilizer.
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Nismo_Freak
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