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This is my second system I'm trying to get the money to buy whatever I need. And I'm also trying to find out what everything is that I'm gonna need and why. Right now I have a kenwood kac-7202 amp and two Rockford fosgate p2 punches. What your doing is like going from high school basketball to the nba overnight, ease into it Maybe not the best analogy, because it has been done before. Lebron?

Is this your first system? Maybe you should start with something smaller. I don't want to see you drop 2k and blow it all.

Hey 7k is alot of trial and error.

Hey man, if you want to blow 7k to have a shop do your installs thats your own business.

Your not happy with 2 18's on 4 1500's? wow

RMS is just like a recommended wattage. 1 watt would make a speaker move, just not alot. Whats your elecrical? Alternator, batteries?

Are you talking trunk or in a wall?

No offence, but you don't sound like you are near experienced enough to run 2000 watts.

It's a good idea to run a negative as well.

You probably won't find any. I personally don't get to involved in performance. Dropping $200 on some handheld tuner? Thats not for me. Plus you won't even notice that "25 horsepower" you gain. I take that money and spend it on audio

They even have them for Lambo's. What millionare is going to drop $70 on a chip?

Thats a scam. It doesnt look suspicious that EVERY car gains 4-7 MPG's and 60 horsepower? And they also have them for cars like Aston Martins? SCAM

4.5 cubic feet sounds a little big for a 15.

If only I had money.....

Parallel. Positive to Positive, negative to negative. 0 gauge preferably. I would also throw some grounds on the second battery too.

Ouch

Biggest one you can cram under the hood.

I've seen light kits like underglow that have a sensor to make it strobe to the music, but I'm wondering about preexisting lights, like the tail lights in the video. You could probably just tap into the tail lights and run it to the module like any other light.

Ouch, writting hand is even worse. Daily tasks are all challenges. I laughed at myself alot because I looked stupid doing things. To clean it you can run it under mildly warm water and brush it with a clean gauze pad. Maybe hand soap if you feel up to it. But the LAST thing you want is for it to get infected.

I know you can get a module that makes the light flash to the music on Ebay. I dont know what it's called though.

Neosporin will do fine. Keep the dressings clean and wash it daily.

Is it your writing hand? It wasn't for me but everything was alot harder. I needed help everytime I took my coat on and off. That was embarrassing asking strangers for help with my coat......

Ouch, that sucks. The only time I broke something was my thumb, because I put my hand out so my rib cage wouldn't break. Yes, you have to wear it for that long for it to recover, otherwise it won't heal properly and it'll hurt. Not too sure about the stitches part, but I'm thinking yes. However, they might sedate you slightly (but probably not). And it hurts a bit (depending if the stitches are on an area with a lot of nerves). They didnt give me anything. Its gonna hurt. Bite something and yell.

Ouch man. I cut my thumb on a table saw a few months ago. First time I ever went to the hospital. 16 stitches in a 2 inch area. They probably gave you some cream to put on the stitches. Be sure to use it. It keeps out bacteria and also keeps the area wet so the stitches dont hurt when they are pulled out. Mine hurt O and I had to go back and have surgery on my thumb because I cut the nerve and tendon. I could hardly move my thumb so they had to do something about it. Still don't have full feeling in my thumb about 4 months later. Probably never will. Good luck!