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Just upgrade the battery and some thicker wiring for your big three just to help everything out a little bit.

I'd give the custom type r a shot and see what it's got it might surprise you.

The hifonics might do from 900-1100 watts on stock electrical

I'm not selling but just trying to give advice the orion hcca 15's will handle that power all day and get low and can usually be found for a good price used.

And as far as running the power wire it should be a gromet right above the fuse box on the driver side that you can push out with a flat head and the dash should just pop off as long as you put the steering wheel down and put the truck in first.

A tip for a quick build for your truck just pull your back seats out and all the panels from front to amp so you can run wires easily and they dont lump up in your carpet and what size pipe do you have for your exhuast to run the 5 inch tips because my i can't find any good ones that don't require real large pipe.

Check the fuse.

That kid is a basshead in training.

Sounds good at 4 ohms the new t1500's are best.

Check the connection on your battery terminals if that isn't the problem check your alternator chraging voltage.

If you can get for 150 wouldn't be a bad deal.

If you mean running it into the amp with seperate coils they will bridge internally and do .5 ohm.

You would want two seperate 1000.1 amps and run one to each one ohm coil.

Check out Incriminator Audio warden series subs.

24's chrome with the color of your truck in the blades and paint the gmc symbol the same color.

What kind of amp is the 1200?

DON'T buy a capacitor all they do is constantly drain voltage for one big draw from the amp that will only last a short period of time i would upgrade the battery first for the price of a decent cap your close to the price of a battery.

JB weld and some exhuast wrap should do the trick.

He can run them at .5 ohm 2 ohm or two single 1 ohm loads some amps will be stable at .5 ohm if you have good enough electrical but running at 2 ohm will be the most effiecent way to go.

If you look into kicker amps to match your subs they are all rated at 2 ohms and the new rockfords have constant power at 1 and 2 ohms.

Happy Birthday man hope you get better soon.

The bass comps don't start till six right?

Check out the new clairon headunits if your looking for a cheap one with good features.

If your using this years model amplifier i'd go with the t1000 but if its last years id go with the t1500.

You could try an ohio generator 220 amp alternator they have pretty fair prices and good products.