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very nice.

those look kick ass, that sub makes those lvl5 18's look tiny.

congrats steve, very nice.

was wondering if i have enough room on the front of my box for a square type port, the box is going to be 17h X 36w on the front and 27 deep on the top and 18.75 deep on the bottom. total volume after sub displacement is 7.14 cubes looking to tune to 33 or 34, thought if i had enough room on the front of the box i could just do a square type port in the middle of the subs firing to the rear of the trunk. just not sure how to figure out what size the port should be. thought that ma by one of you guys with a little more know how in this department could point me in the rite direction.

so being that the seats don't fold down firing into the back seat wouldn't work with the ports thru the deck? i'm sure a slot port would fit on the face of the box i'm building but i have never done one myself. not enough room on the face of the box for the aeros to keep it all in the trunk firing the same direction. what would you suggest? just looking to get the most out of my subs, i had them in my sonata subs up ports up and it sounded good,but i think they can def get louder .

thank's for your impute, i know that when your doing a system in the trunk firing it to the rear seems to have better results. just wasn't sure with porting thru the rear deck.i guess i will try and see,

so you think it would sound better firing into the seats?

so i have decided to go ahead and port thrue my rear deck, i have an 07 impala i'm using six four inch psp aero ports. seats don't fold down so i was planning on firing subs to the rear of the car, so subs back ports thrue the deck. will this be o.k. or should i fire into the back seat? subs are dc lvl 4 15's with duel .7 lvl 5 coils, planning on running these on 2500 or 3000 rms havn't decided on an amp yet. box is going to be right around 6.75 cubes after displacement. any advice would be appreciated

looks good man, tight work.

looking good man, good job.

get your alarm first man, it's better to know that what ever your putting in there is safe.

this^ try the big three first and if your still having problems look into a ho alt, as far as batteries go that all depends on what your pockets can afford.i have used optimas in the past and have never had a problem,are there better batteries out there yes do you need one of the better batts thats for you to decide,but if you have an optima now and it's working fine i see no reason to replace it thats money you can spend on something else you need. just my two sense.

check the specs on that ap3000d if i'm not mistaken that amp is only rated at 2 ohms.

without a doubt , i had a yellow top along with a kinetic hc800,big three running 2500 on stock electrical and never had a problem. if i really got on the volume i would see some drop but on average all was good.

doing the big three upgrade will def help you out,if you look in the electrical section you will find many threads and how too's on how to do this.what you need to do is add a run of either 4 gauge or better yet 0/1 wire from your batt to your alt and also from batt to your grounding point or chasey and that should help out a lot.

1000 watts shouldn't be asking to much of your stock alt, have you done the big three? how many amps is your stock alt?

any new word on testing or presale pricing?

lvl3's would work well with that amp, but if you want to give yourself some room to add a little more power later go with the lvl4's.. they are both great subs.

i have done both and to me the two 15's is def the way to go.

i second that,i have never had any issues with darvex infact quite the opisit, customer service was good and everything got to me as stated.

what's the coil configuration on the sub's?

there good amps,i like mine. I'm running two 1000/1's, just ready to move on to something bigger.

if you have the slash v1 or v2 it's not going to make a differance how you wire it,those amps will give you rated power at 1,2,or 4 ohm. rips technolgy will allow the amp to see full power at all loads.

cool stuff man,looking forward to the new look.

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