[Speaker + Amp hook up]

You can run a 4 channel. About 500 or 600rms. Wire 2 6x9s to get 2 ohms and do same to other 2 and then wire each to a channel. And then just wire 6.5s to their own channel. Should work well

That's what I was thinking. How would I wire the 6x9s to get them down to 2ohms?

[Speaker + Amp hook up]

Ok I have a BIG question, that's been bugging my for awhile now.

I want to run four 6x9's (75w RMS at 4Ohm) and two 6.5 components (100w RMS at 4Ohm). My question(s) is how do I hook them up and what kind of amp(s) should I be considering?

[Info Needed For '98 Mustang Engine]

ok since u dont know very much about engines how u plan on swaping it out then????

I'm going to get my uncle to help me and I will learn. I know enough just not all that much.

[Info Needed For '98 Mustang Engine]

what kinda info?

Every thing. I'm not all that good when it comes to engines.

[Info Needed For '98 Mustang Engine]

Where can I get information on the 1998 Mustang 308 engine?

My plans are to put it in my 1994 Mazda B3000. Any and all help will be great!

[Engine Upgrade/Swap]

You could get a supercharger... There are companies that make S/C kits for the 4.0L OHV V6 motors.

The thing is my engine is pooched. I need a new one.

[Engine Upgrade/Swap]

i dont believe their will be any issues with your truck being a mazda their the same truck with different badges

That's why I went with a mustang drive line as a first choice. The only thing Mazda about the truck is the name and the emblems.

Thanks for the instant reply. The only thing is I want to keep it a V6.

[Engine Upgrade/Swap]

Okay here are the cards I'm dealt. I have a 1994 Mazda B3000 V6, it's completely stock (apart from the sound system). The stock drive line is pretty good, just not enough for me. I was thinking of installing a V6 mustang drive line (I.E. Engine, transmission, rear axle, and what ever needs to be done to get there).

My question is it possible? Or what are some other options?

Guide lines I would like to follow:

• V6 Engine
  
• Reasonable fuel economy
  
• Automatic transmission (It's a daily driver and I don't want to get into too much trouble )
  
• RWD (Obviously)
  

[Is this a good comobination?]

fibtlforlife had 4 12" pioneer shallow mount woofers in his truck, sealed, and his SINGLE 12" Fi BL fully loaded in a ported box was way louder (his words). he metered it and it was like 2db louder or something.

I don't need it to be really loud, it's for my daily driver. Once I get my show vehicle then I will go loud. Also, I won't have to worry about space.

[Is this a good comobination?]

I just found the combination I am going with. Let me know what you think.

Pioneer TS-SW2501S2 - 10" 1200W 2-Ohm (SVC) Shallow Mount Car Subwoofer Driver

+

Kenwood KAC-8104D - 1000 Watts Class D Mono Power Amplifier

http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAudio/p_25819_Pioneer_TS-SW2501S2.aspx

http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAudio/p_19264_Kenwood_KAC-8104D.aspx

[What's The Best 10" Sub For Under 100$]

I vote SW2501S2 more power handling and i like the Sensitivity 99 .

That's the one I was leaning towards. Now I just need to find a place where I can buy one and get it shipped to Canada.

[Is this a good comobination?]

Which is better 2 ohm or 4 ohm? Or does it even matter?

[Is this a good comobination?]

I've had many people say to go with Pioneer, and I'm kinda leaning towards them.

This is one of the ones I am considering http://www.buy.com/retail/product.asp?sku=211053076&listingid=80243538

I am having a hard time finding places that will ship to Canada. Any one know a good site that does?

[Is this a good comobination?]

why shallow mount?

Well as tristan560 said I don't have much space to work with. I have a Mazda B3000 ext. cab, with the seats in the back. The seats are used often and I don't want the passengers to be cramp any more then they are.

OP have you looked into other shallow subs? Type r shallow, jl's tw5 or whatever it is, or memphis's new shallow. Stereo intergrity has a nice one also.

I've been searching ebay and places like that. Also, I want 10". Thanks for the reply I will check the ones you mention out.

[Is this a good comobination?]

Well no one answers the other ones. I need answers so I can get started. I have a very narrow window to work on it. I've tried to see if I could delete my other ones but I am unable to.

[Is this a good comobination?]

ROCKFORD FOSGATE P3SD210 10" SHALLOW + POWER ACOUSTIK OVN1-2000 CLASS D MONO AMP

Is that a good combination?

My budget just grew since my last post. I'm able to get the good stuff now.

If you have other combination I would love to hear them I am a at this. It needs to be a shallow mount subwoofer though.

[What's The Best 10" Sub For Under 100$]

After getting a talk from my gf I'm going with Pioneer. Now Alls I have to do is pick a model.

Here are the choices I have found:

http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAudio/p_17004_Pioneer_TS-SW2541D.aspx

http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAudio/p_19068_Pioneer_TS-SW251.aspx

http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAudio/p_25819_Pioneer_TS-SW2501S2.aspx

[What's The Best 10" Sub For Under 100$]

why buy cheap now and save for good you already have the 100 or so now why not save more and get something better and are you set on shallow mount?

I'm going cheap now because all I have is $100. I need shallow mount because I need to put it in the back of the cab of my truck and still be able to carry passengers. I think I'm going to go with the paire of Boss's that way I can keep one and sell the other and make most of my money back.

This is what I think I'm going to go with:

http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAudio/p_18996_Boss_Audio_D10F.aspx

http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAudio/p_17920_Visonik_V108XT.aspx

What do you think?

[What's The Best 10" Sub For Under 100$]

pioneer championship

It needs to be shallow mount. I've come across a paire of Boss shallow mount 10" for just over $100 with shipping and duties. Good enough for now or?

[What's The Best 10" Sub For Under 100$]

I need some bass in my truck! I have little money to spend. I want to get a temporary shallow mount 10" sub, untill I get enough money to get a good one. That way When I get the good 10" alls I will have to do is swap them.

[Requests for advice/help from Meade (me :P)]

Steve, I've asked around the forum what I should get in terms of 2 8" subs for my doors and 1 10" sub for the back (I drive a Mazda B3000) and people have been saying I should go with one or the other. More saying go with the 10". The subs need to be shallow mount. I came across a ROCKFORD FOSGATE P3-SD210. What do you think I should do?

[Need a frew pointers]

What is the best size box for the Rockford Fosgate P3-SD210 Shallow mount 10"?

[Need a frew pointers]

I just found a Rockford Fosgate P3-SD210 Shallow mount 10" is it good? Also what amp would be best to power it.

Here are the specs from the seller:

Type Component: Size 10"

Impedance: 2Ohms

Voice Coil(s): Dual

Sensitivity: 83dB

Peak Power Handling: 600 Watts

RMS Power Range: 300 Watts

Free-Air: No

Surround Material: Poly ether ester

Cone Material: Kevlar reinforced fiber

Frequency Response: 45 - 250Hz

Xmax: 10-13/16mm

Fs: 45Hz

For the price this may be the one

[Need a frew pointers]

Go with a DD 12" 500 series.

I don't want to use 12".

[Need a frew pointers]

are you just putting in 1 8" sub in 1 door??? cuz thats what it sounds like and that would be pretty lame... sorry

like the others say save up and buy a nice 10... like a dc :trippy: :trippy:

LOL! No I'm putting... well was going to be putting an 8" in each door. Now I think I'm going to start with the 10" then see what happens.

Ok so what do you guys recomend I should use as a shallow mount 10"?