am wonderin how much would the big 3 improve my voltage by
The big 3 basically does this...
1. provides a low impedance high current charge line from your alternator back to your battery to improve charging efficency and charging voltage.
2. provides a low impedance high current chassis ground to improve chassis conductivity and power transfer.
3. provides an independent engine block ground to eliminate and prevent ground loops from entering the system.
It will improve your charge voltage taking into consideration:
1. the type of battery you have in the vehicle.
2. the amount of batteries connected in the system and the charge load.
3. the size of the vehicle's alternator and it's charging capabilities.
4. the difference between the stock electrical charge wires and the wires used for the upgrade.
on an average 65A alternator you should experience idle voltage to increase by 0.2 - 0.4V and running voltage to increase between 0.1 - 0.3V approx.
these #'s should increase with higher amperage alternators. Remember "good" electronically regulated alternators would not exceed a runninv voltage of 14.5V, most will be within the 14.1 - 14.4V.
you could calibrate those volt meters?...
yes you could...remove the face cover, the voltage adjust potentiometer is located to the top right of the display, a blue box with a small yellow/white screw in it. turn the screw to adjust the voltage display.
for best results and accuracy calibrate with a fluke or other high end DMM.