BigOso

Do the seat covers add db's?

I can't figure this room thing out for the life of me. I have found the ring, the tape, 3 keys. power cord, paper, and cd case. I know theres more to find but I just finally gave up. Oh well Crimson Room>Me

Nice score man. You definately can't go wrong with some mb's.

Congradulations on the new truck. The only thing I would really keep an eye out for is the diffrence in operating cost for the larger truck.

Basically many companies print the max power rating in big bold letters to try to lure the uneducated individuals into buying the products. Most people who know better actually look for RMS but the everage "noob" doesn't know the diffrence.

Ok back on topic as far as if youd be better of runnning street max or super street it ultimately boils down to your budget. You can definately burp your subs and amp on one battery but your gonna be hard pressed to get optimal performance out of it. The biggest thing to remeber is to do what you can afford. Super Street is an expensive class. Street Max can be, but not nearly as super street. Just sit back and take some time to really look over the rules and think of what kind of outcome you would like to chieve while competing. Then you can make your choice from there.

Thanks Steve its good to be here. I have been lurking for awhile and I finally decided to say screw it and register. Its hard to keep your post count up on about 13 diffrent forums. so I will just try to give some helpful advice here and there. Looking forward to getting to know everyone on here.

If you do SM 1-2 you can only have the one battery under the hood. If you do 3-4 you can add an addition battery in the back area of the vehicle. and those can only be 12 volt batts. I hope that helps.

The best way to determine it is to check the rules of the governing organization. in this case it is db drag so here is a link to their classes and equipment requirements for each class. Good luck on your season. http://www.termpro.com/dbdrag/rules/index.asp?Page=2