fx4trucker

thats the thing nothing has changed .. the sub runs at 2ohms like always .. but i know with just the sub amp line i had the problems .. if i turn up the sub through the head unit i would pop the fuse ... but lately it wouldn't pop get get really hot and smoke .. maybe i should just run another line just for the sub ... or its the amp idk ...

here are some pics the lay out the fuse block the out side of the fuse block

i had an 80 amp fuse and 100 amp fuse and they didnt "pop" it just got so hot that it smoked a little and melted some plastic .. the amp is an interfire 2ch from 2003

pics of ? the fuse block or how i have it wired? its the right gauge for the amp .. idk y it is happening now its ran fine for 2 years

today i notice smoke from my fuse block and the one out going wire to my sub amp was super hot (melted part of the fuse block )... its a rockford fosgate fuse block. i have efx 4ga wire going in and 2 4ga wire coming out ... one goes to my 4ch amp (never have problems there ) and the other to my sub amp (always having problems there) .. so the question is what could be causing this ? never had this problem b4

lol ... yeah u did and thanks ...

well thanks for the help ..

that is one clean box .. just a question or 2 .. what round off bit did u use ? ( 1/4" 1/2" 3/4" ) .. i know there is a program on that helps with box building but b4 that how did u figure out the port size and its frequency? any advice on building a box that big? last question .. in one of ur old videos u used a 2 part super glue with a stay activator ..where can i get that ?

well i did some work today ... i finished one of the ports .. it was a pain but i got it done ... one more and i can start the box .. with out delay here are today's pics its about to start .. wow so much better. nice clean cuts .. the port walls .. nice and clean i was happy the port looking almost done .. im happy with it .. damn and i have to make another lol well it went some what smooth i did make some mistake well im ready for the 2nd and then the box .. ill be getting the wood tomorrow ..

92308 xl 15" level 4 15" 175.4 2.0k 3.5k thanks

take it real slow with the jig saw. I you still have issues, cut a bit smaller on purpose then sand the rest to get it straight. Or just get some clamps and clamp some scrap wood to make a straight line jig for your saw.lol thought i was going slow that was an hour or so of work ... for nothing but good practice lol

well i thank u all for the help and good advice ... my best chance is to brace and cut ... now that i have the right measurements for the port ( lol ) the next one will be perfect ... i cant wait to try some of these tricks

jigsaw skills bro! some people just dont have em lol damn i thought if i bought a nice jig saw it would be easier lol

how would that work on the inside when it is a small hole ? i think i may have to do that .. i do it for that big cuts ... would a router work ?

i need some advice on how to cut a straight inner port cut ... it will be square but i just used a jig went slow but looks like shit .. heres a pic you can see here the inner walls are all sloppy .. this port is a throw away its the wrong size lol oops