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more than likelly just your oxygen sensor. if it's never been changed then it's pry bad with that many miles on it. yushould usually have your oxygen sensor changed every 75k miles i believe

the port alone will pry take up more than 1/2 cube though you would think?

i got 3.55 cubes, but if thats for a ported enclosure and before displacement then i think it might be a bit small IMO

now that sounds like work EDIT: do you use 3/4 mdf or .75???

you should see all of the sensless drawings i hhave on paper for many different driver sizes and vehicles dimensions, i get bored easy

i have alot of time on my hands and nothing better to do

man, i have always calculated all of my measurements from the outside of the enclosure when i'm first coming up with an idea. i use a program to do the final design like on JL's website when it comes down to the build though.

yeah, i can do the same thing on the JL calculator using 1in, but i want to learn how to do it with an in hand calculator. i appreciate that link though. i can find other uses for that

but how could it be the same when you are adding an extra 1/4in. of wood, not box volume on each side of the box? if i'm correct that wouuld give you a false calculation

okay, so i know when using 3/4 that you divide by 1728 to give you the total cubes, but what about 1in mdf when using all external measurements and how did you come up with that number?

i would turn set your gain at 1/4 max and turn the bass eq down a bit. see if that works out for you. does the amp slowelly shut down or does it just shutdown instantly?

man, i remember when i first met you on the RF forum when you only had a pair of 18's an a couple bd1500's, now look at you MR. Hotshot! you have really come up Steve, congrats!

any word on those AA/SMD subs yet? i'm really curious to see how they turned out any how they compare to the BTL's

i agree with ENELLZ on this one. it def. sounds like feedback through your rca's or a grounding issue.

IMO Infinity Kappas are some really nice comps. they play smooth and they come in 2ohm versions so you don't need to buy a big amp.

the box is about 3 cubes per sub and around 30-35hz, i can't really remember the tuning FQ of the box. we built it originally for my brothers Type R's. i'm gonna build a new box soon when i get my new RF T2500 EDIT: Stroker Pros have the big bubble dust cap

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check to see if you have a good ground too. make sure all the paint is removed from the mounting location also

what do you have the gain on your amp set at? sinnce your running a 5v pre amp you should have your amp gain set no higher than 1/4 of the way up.

he either has it at 4 or 2ohms so it shouldn't mess with the amp. i'm thinking it's where he has the amp sitting maybe?