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  1. hey guys, I've got a 98 camaro hatch running 2 12 in ssa d cons to a boss 3500 d amp. My friends got a single cab ranger running 2 12 in kicker comps off some cadence 1000 rms amp. I don't understand how his is so much louder and cleaner. it makes me disappointed that I spent almost $300 to upgrade subs and being outplayed by the ones he picked up for $100.

    Does this sound right or did I do something wrong? Their both in sealed prefab boxes. Mine sounds decent and I know I don't have a nice amp but its more than enough to push the 300 rms each d cons. My amps is rated at 1300rms at 1 ohm which I know is an overstatement but with the gain a little less than half it pushed the subs to bottoming so I backed it off a little more.

  2. power steering whine is a common thing on fords. I replaced the power steering pump on both my mustangs and still had the whine and the racks weren't bad. Just about every ford I have seen that is over a year old has the same whine. If you get your rack and pump checked out and their in good condition you'll just have to live with the noise. Turn up the stereo haha

    The brake fluid made the noise a little quieter but it was still there

  3. hey guys, I'm thinking of getting a budget sub just for a couple months until I can get what I really want and I was thinking of a single type r 12. Eventually I want an fi q.

    This will be going in my 95 mustang so theres not that much trunk space. I was told to go around 2.5 cubes ported to 34 hz. does this sound right for this sub?

    The design I'm looking at is sub back slot ported back. The measurements are 25 w/ 13 h/ 20 d. so I should have around 2.3 cubes. The total port length is 28.5 in by 3 in wide and the port area is 34.5 in. and the calculator I'm using says this should be around 34.5 hz. Does this sound like a good design to you guys? If you have any other ideas I'm open to anything I just need to make sure it will fit in my car. This will be the first real ported box I have built. I tried one other time and it didn't end up bad but it was just ported with an abs pipe as an aero port and port area wasn't even considered so I'd really like to do it right this time.

    I'm using the re enclosure calculator and I've heard sometimes this is a little off but it was the best I could find without downloading something.

    thanks in advance for any help

  4. I used to race a xxx-t a couple years ago and had but never raced an hpi nitro evo. I was thinkin the same thing as most about the gas cars being way more fun than the electrics until the person I sold my xxx-t put a brushless system in it. now that thing is crazy.

    I threw way too much money into these. probably 4-5 grand in a time span of 2 years and never stopped breaking things but it was still fun while it lasted.

  5. true on both. I don't know then it seems like your stuck. last thing it comes down to then is how much horsepower and torque you want to make.

    You would have a lot better luck finding info on this on a mustang forum. I don't know if your part of any but allfordmustangs.com, mustangforums.com and corral.net are great places and will have probably have a couple people that have gone both routes.

  6. In my opinion I think you would be happier with the stroked 351. 73 I'm pritty sure was the heaviest mustang made and adding a big block to that unless your going stroked and blown drag car wouldn't be worth it. I don't know whether your planning on building your own engine or having it built but if your buying a shortblock either fordstrokers.com or dssracing.com would be great companies to deal with. I myself haven't but I've heard great reviews on both.

  7. one thing you could do is swap the cams from the auto l69 cam to the manual l69 cam. the manual transmission cars had a more aggresive cam then the autos did. headers even equal length shortys will help you out, and whoever said full lengths will make you lose torque is full of it. full length headers have always been known for a good lowend torque boost. brodix and world make 305 heads check into those

    actually long tubes on a completely stock engine do make it lose low end. check some flow and dyno charts. just about every dyno sheet I've ever seen with a car with long tubes and a stock engine compared to shortys had less low end. it had more high end horsepower obviously but hes looking for low end.

    long tubes would give him overall more peak torque but higher in the rpm range and a shorter peak

    I'm not tryin to start an argument over this just saying what my experiences are to what he wants to make out of his car.

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