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my old friend Mike from Santo's Toy Shop (STS) stopped by today and brought over his RHD '72 Celica. The Celica is a staple of my neighborhood and if you didn't have one of those as a first car, you had a Datsun 510. I truly have love for these cars as my first were also Toyota Celicas (had a 75 and a 74). The difference back then though was i didn't have any money to do it RIGHT. This is how it looks when you are grown folks and you can actually do everything they way it is supposed to be done! Everything here was done right all the way to the custom but STILL classic wheels. He had the faces removed and re-barreled onto a 15" wheel rather than the stock 13 (iirc). So sick! His website is http://www.santostoyshop.com if you want to see what else he has up his sleeve.

You mean these amps that I have sitting on the dyno bench?

Looking good man

Don't worry about it. I just like to see how other people design their bandpass boxes.

if anyone wants to see a video of him whipping a few out in the street, just hit the like button and i will do it. This thing sounds MEAN!! Amazing car, i love it!

The recommendations are based on 1 or 2 battery setups within the range of 0 – 5,000W. If you are outside of this, you probably know enough to choose the right amount of battery power for your system. Again, you cannot use Ah capacity to choose the right amount of battery power for a car stereo system… capacity is only important if you are comparing to similar technology batteries. Nobody else has our technology… Stinger is the only one that even comes close… For example… If you are buying 110Ah batteries from WalMart, you will need at least 4 of that type/design battery to supply a 4-5kw amplifier. If you are using XS Power batteries, you will only need one 110Ah D3100 to do the same job. Instantaneous output of 1 D3100 to a 5,000W amp will be equal to 4 deep cycle flooded style batteries. This is to be used as a guide to help you figure out what you need.