Airborne

that looks great man! Enclosure is tits. Did you build it? How many square inches of port?

Subs look bad ass.

I like mine to have as little bling as possible (I also own a Harley Nightrain) so the simple no frills terminals work for me. The extra couple of dollars I save by avoiding the bling. Don't get me wrong, there was a time when there was lots of chrome under the hood of a young soldiers 83 Monte.

I'll invent some $1,000.00 terminals and sell them to you.

I have some pretty nice "Autozone junk" on mine.

How about 4ga? I have plenty laying around and am going to give it a shot when my new subs hit the doorstep.

do you like the sub facing forward? The only time I have seen that it isn't as loud.

Still looking

I fuckin' wish. I wish I could explain how frustrating the Military pay system can be when they owe YOU a "G".

How about multiple runs of cable from the same terminal? Doesn't the terminal have a limit on how much current it puts out? I think there is a bottle neck affect there.

Wow, better answer than I ever imagined. I agree about the solder, I use a good old 5 pound sledge and a punch. I never had a problem with mu "crimps". Thanks for clearing some things up because I was going to make a buss bar out of copper. (was a time when I could have had a total of 50' predrilled and threaded every 2 inches). On a different but same note, do you see any advantage to using a bolt as a terminal on a box? It looks cool, but copper to steel to copper seems like it would slow the current. Gives me an idea though...

By the way, electricity ONLY moves along the outside of the carrier. You could have a one inch thick chunk of copper and in theory it would move the same amount of power and relieve the same resistance as a smaller solid piece of copper.

I know the idea behind using the biggest gauge of power wire you can, but some of the reasons have been bothering me. Rule of thumb is higher strand count equals higher flow, but what about reducers, terminals and fuses. It looks like a choke point to me. Two runs of 1/0 going to a single terminal sounds counter productive. I think that if every (or as many as you can) strand touched point A and point B it would optimize the current, but to add a single piece of copper does not seem like the most efficient way to transfer all the power the expensive ass cable carries.

I could use one here in about a week.

Didn't look like the worst crash I have ever seen. Still, looks like he didn't feel a thing.

Autozone will let you use their code reader. Just don't tell them why you need it.

ttmft

I would love to be bangin' them today, but I can't. I hope you get what you want for them because you NEED those 15's. I hope to get them soon because there is no better deal out there.

I wish the money would have come faster, but I didn't exactly back out. If I get the back pay some time this year (Uncle sam is slow to pay back) and they haven't sold I will be making a drive north. I hope you sell them (I really hope to me) so you can get the 15's. And I am still in Sanford slinging filler and hating my self for getting hooked on this shit. My name is Anthony and I am bassaholic.

I am in Sanford slinging filler! Bout time we had the weather.

I meant for all three rolls.

pm bottom line shipped for fatmat to Sanford, NC 27332.

Sanford in the muffuggin' house!

ho-lee-shit!

ttt, let me know.