PUNKYOU007
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Wont get much better than those kits...just depends on how much money you wanna spend and how low you wanna go.
I put the 3/5.5" kit on mine along with the Sphon Pan Hard Bar.
Only pic I have of my suburban lowered. Suspension was not adjusted at all in this pic. It sits level now.
Oh and i did this drop myself in my driveway. I dont suggest you do it all by yourself, at least have one friend there to help you get tools and part and have another on standby in case you need to run to the store.
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This video contains content from WMG, who has blocked it in your country on copyright grounds.
Sorry about that.
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yeah
best way crimp it then solder it.
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Round over the hole with your router and 3/8" round over bit.
Ohh I didnt even think of that! I might owe you a kiss....well Ill get Trippi to take care of that for me
put sub in hole then jump on it till it fits
I did however think of this, lol.
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Well its like barley an 1/8 on each side. its hardly nothing. but enough to keep the subs from going all the way in. I may just try to sand down there the spokes are since thats whats hitting.
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So i built a box for my buddy and I well...the sub cutouts are like a 1/4" to small. Whats the best way to fix this. I was thinking I could cut out a new baffle and use a laminate trim bit with the guide on top but is there an easier way? Maybe a way that I wont have to waste more wood. I am sure I could just sand it but then I would be left it a crappy looking cutout. Ideas?
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Looks great. I think they are not bad subs for the money. My buddy used to have a pair and they did work.
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First off call DDM, they will do everything they can to help you resolve this over the phone. Just make sure you have time and are on a phone where you can mess with the car while they are on the line.
Second...sounds like an electrical issue. I have seen HIDs not fire because of the initial current draw. The stock wires are not always adequate. Try this on a cold start and when you would normally run into the issues you are having. Try holding the RPMs up just a little before you turn the lights on. If they fire right up I would suggest you get the relay harness.
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I understand. But when you say "not dirty power, like audiopipe" that is a bit of downing the company. But I would suggest looking for a used AQ20k or maybe a soundigital 8k
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Look at the new Crescendo line.
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Ehh, screws are useless once the glue is dry. The glue is whats gonna hold it together. When I build my box I pre drilled and counter sunk for screws. Then Glued it and used the screws to hold it together. Once all the glue dried I took all the screws out and filled the holes with wood glue. I have 4 18s in my box...no issues. My box is also doubled on all sides.
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In VA. PM if interested
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Whats reg price on these?
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Simply, my truck has been converted to run a 14v system. It charges between 16.2-16.8 volts. Does anyone know the operating range for a Viper 5701. Non of my local Viper dealers can help and Directed has no direct contact info that i can find at least.
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email on the way
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Mechman, What would you guys charge to make my 2 alt harness into a 4 alt harness? Just bought it back on the the 16th of last month.
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Those are some pretty nice speakers, wont find them cheaper.
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Sounds good, thanks everyone for chiming in.
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How you like that Iraggi? Bout to get my hands on some myself.
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well thats good to hear.
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That looks pretty sick bro! Awesome work. Where are you at?