blcrocker

Ok so I have been bumping this same amp for about 2 years now. Its been a beast. Recently though its been turning off for some reason while I'm driving around. Generally I could just jiggle the cables a little bit and it would turn on. But the other day it just stopped working and won't turn on anymore. I've re-ran all the cables and wires and even changed my ground location thinking that was the problem. Still nothing. So I decided, it must be the remote wire. I have the remote wire hooked up with with the headunit on the same remote coming from the inside of the dash. I'm not sure if this would be a problem or not.

I'm looking for a job in the Jefferson City, MO area. If anyone knows anything hit me up.

would a thin washer be ok? just so they dont rub together?

I was wondering if it was possible to use a bolt instead of a distribution block. All i would have to do is attach ring terminals to the wires and put them on the bolt right? Im on a really tight budget atm and dont have money for a distribution block.

I've been checking all over the web for the best prices but they dont seem to vary that much. But that AQ1200D is looking pretty nice.

I haven't decided on what subs I'm going to be using. They will probably be coming much later or until I can find a new job. But honestly I would like to get 2 15" Type R.

I'm wondering what amplifier will give me the most bang for the buck. I'll be getting around $250 soon and wanting to run a mono block amp that goes down to 2ohms or 1ohm. Right now I'm looking at Hifonics but I don't wanna spend money on something I'm not sure about.

You wouldn't happen to have a link would you?

How would i go about fabricating a head unit bracket for a '95 Nissan Pathfinder SE. The previous owner pulled the stock stereo along with the bracket and tossed them both out :censored: . So now I'm stuck with an unprofessional stereo install. Or if anyone can find a bracket that will fit my vehicle, I would be more than happy to buy it.

I would have to say get a pathfinder. Great 4-wheel drive on gravel and snow. here's a look at mine http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aMuoHxg81U8

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