Punkeyboozter

Send Fi A Mail im sure they will help you and might just be able to predrill the basket for you if they happen to have a similar moter lying around

Others go for 20 us or so. Custom will cost u a arm as casts and tooling fees will screw u.

You forgot to say ...ooo and bobs your uncle.

hope ur friends were girls.

The loudest u can find are the vibe square units while for sq'ish the best i heard were the pioneers or kenwoods

Damn Aussies, there were some talks of making it regulation to have rubberised mats on your dance floors and around pubs. Similar to the kind used in kids play grounds I believe.

Here is my list pick any two unless the parents are mixed too. any terrier - doberman - lab - ridge back - street rat

haha small car forced me to creative thinking. build log coming soon.

false floor passenger side.

The roaches come out when I play my system, IDK where they come from but there are always some. Must be our open carpark and open drains here...

yeah 33hz or so is considered optimal for daily use, taking into consideration that all the other factors are as true as possible and that falls within the freq response of your driver(which most car audio subs do).

The Difference is on how low the sub will be able to play. A higher tuned box will typically have more output at the cost of frequency response the same applies for the opposite. Getting the tuning right for the particular application is just half of the story though.

come on now sounds like you have some testing to do. DDM at the battery, alternator, and amp. no voltage should be that low. it should not be be, but it can easily happen.

does it read 9v when you jam out or when the car is just idling along? If it is while you are playing your system you are under vol-ting your amp which will lead to it blowing up. Getting rid of the cap is a good start adding another battery or maybe even a upgraded alt, even better.

having no idea what a monte carlo is or what works best for them I might not be the right person to comment. Assuming its a trunk car I would say subs sealed off forward with port forward would be the loudest in most cases. If you are not planning to fold your seats down then sub back port back will work best for most part. I have seen ported into the cabin as well by using the rear speaker holes but results varied and its sometimes hard to tell if its the box that is at fault or if its not a optimal application, You will never know how loud it will play just by using the software. there are too many variables. My advise would be to build it as good as you can and then start testing. That is why you would always hear many people say "loud is ugly" Once you find out exactly what works for you you can rip it all out and build it again this time making it look all good and stuff; but most of the time when people reach this stage they dont bother or already start looking at buying new gear. Personally the effort and journey to get there is all part of the fun so don't rush it too much. Do things right or it will always be in the back of your mind. Dont give up if you dont reach 150 the first time around and most of all have fun.

Try winisd or the torres box tool. Personally im running a sundown amp and love it. Start now to do ur cabling and get ur alt sorted.

Time to start building. I say do some aero's first as its much easier to adjust the tuning.

150 arnt as easy as people think. If that is your goal then that is fine. If you plan on doing hair tricks and doing 150 then that just upped the stakes. While I am not saying its not possible it will require some effort and even more $$$ Just saying so you know what you are getting yourself into. For daily I personally wont go higher then 35Hz ...many who chase numbers tune higher then 40Hz to give you and idea. Some like it just fine for daily but its not my cup of tea.

U can do two 18"s

Sounds like something like the xl will do just fine for u then.

Thats cool, just asking since you did not mention a budget. By saying SQ you mean best sounding as neither of those subs are intended for SQ applications. Are you sure you have the space for two? Do you already have amps etc? Does it have to be a DC? Not that there is any thing wrong with DC, but there may or may not be something else that will better suite your needs. If non

Who's paying?

Varta E39 Ultra, I bit on the expensive side but its pretty good. Heard that the optima's does not like heat that much but that is true of most batt's

How deep are the 8's pls i dont think i can wait for the 6's. Also the cut id?

Not enough me thinkz