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herbykw

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  1. To answer your question, I don't see how placing some of the subs upwards can help, but there are other things to check,for example assuming a 36Hz tuning you would have each sub with 0.73 cubic feet of airspace each their range is 0.6-1 cubic feet so you would be on the tight side, you need to be running them with at least true 1600W RMS (400W each) to get what they give. You can safely run them to 500W each. Also you need 1880W or clean 134 A to properly run them on rated power, yor gains, your tuning, have an effect also....

    That actualy didn't answer my question. I'm not asking about airspace or power ratings. I'm asking about cancellation by having some subs face forward and some face up. I would fire everything forward, but the box dimensions will not allow that. So, if I fire the port and 3 subs forward I will get as close to all forward as I can get, then I would have one subs facing up. Right now the port is firing to the side, with only about 4 inches of space.

    So, will having subs face more then one direction in the same box cause any problems? Otherwise my only option might be subs up and port forward.

  2. So i just built my box for my 4 lvl 2 8"s, the subs face forward and the port is facing the driver side. Normall i go all forward, but trunk dimensions wont allow that. Could I get a gain by facing the port and 3 subs forward, and one sub up? Or two subs up? Would the subs facing the two different directions cause cancellation? The system sounds good, and hits good, but i think i can do better.

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  3. :yahoo::yahoo: Finally the amp is in, luckily everything works properly. :yahoo::yahoo:

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    Here is a video, from my iphone. So it didnt pic up much flex. :nea:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fjpm7MkZd_Y&feature=channel_video_title

    Its weird, i can see everything flexing, but looking at it as i record it looks like nothing is moving. FPS fail :bull: . I will get better videos this weekend. The gain knob is backwards compered to the last few amps I've had, it took a minute to get used to.

  4. shit man, that sucks. was thinking about getting a craftsman router (in need of a router) but after seeing that, maybe theyre not that great? lol. installs look nice, simple and clean. nice work. yeah, post some vids up of it playing.

    Most the time I'm a believer in craftsman. It was the cheapest router they had. On sale for around $50.

    I will post vids later this week. Amp should be here Tuesday, but I'm working till pretty late that night. :(

  5. Well I got more work done in preparation for the amp coming.

    I bought some nice Stinger wire, but didnt plan ahead.

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    When I went to wire the subs, I had to strip all the extra coating off holding the two wires together. Not a huge fan of Kickers wiring diagram

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    compared to Fosgates

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    The subs are in and Mounted and wired.

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    The Stinger battery is in

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    and everything is ready for the amp.

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    I had to make a bracket to hold the box level and secure it in place, then another to support the battery and the amp. Didnt get any pics of it. Its nothing special.

    Just need my amp, it will drop in, connect the wires and tune. :yahoo:

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