i screwed it in to the back passenger seat! **** is all hidden i also had a custom box made for my cap which goes in the back of the trunk on the drivers side

 

LOL how the hell did you hide that you have pictures?? and did you run a separate ground for the cap??

 

Not sure honestly. I will get a picture later on if this friggin blizzard lets up some!!!

 

aight Thank you!

 

http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e1...06091715-1.jpg

old pic amp is now mounted

 

Nice I like where you mounted the cap very clean,

 

Why are you using a capacitor? Did you have problems without it or did you put it in for the heck of it? Capacitors shouldn't generally be used unless the problem is minor - people use them to try and cover up the issue of their alternators being too small.

 

I had it in my last car, I'm running 2 ppi amps 2x880 and 4x440, my alternator was VERY small in my last car and it stoped the power drops in the electrical system, honestly I think the cap is cooked anyway, but Im drawing well over 1000 watts and I know i "should" have one

 

use some sandpaper, and make sure you have bare metal to where you are connection your ground too. I used the one latch in the trunk used to hold down the trunk matt. and just make sure its bare metal.

 

i grounded to the latch that holds the floor mat down in the trunk. i don't get any noise at all but pounding bass. i remember when i first installed my woofers, i was a noobi, i laid the power and RCA cables next to each other and got terrible alternator noise. if you've tried grounding at several different places but still get noise, i don't think the problem is with grounding. you could try a ground loop isolator though