if you can fabricate some sort of bracket yourself or find somewhere to put it, that's not a bad price. 2 stock 160a alts would work good
Or you could get one big one that might outperform the 2 stocks....a lot more expensive option
1.4 strapped, so .7 each? That would be no problem for those amps.
8 3100's?
These are completely different amps, but my teammate was running his dc 9k's at .7 strapped (.35 each) lol
yes, it would handle it if you have the electrical to back it up. Set your gains right and let it rip
Ran my older sundown 3k at .33 for 6 months and it was fine. Only time it would protect was when I tried to burp it at .2 lol
i dont follow for some reason
crappy picture, but should give you an idea. That piece coming off the side is what i'm talking about. glue strips set back off the face 3/4". So when you attach a piece of 3/4" wood to it, it's flush with the baffle
put strips of mdf around the edges of the box you want to seal off, set them back 3/4". That will give you something to screw the wood to and it will be flush.
Or set it back however thick the wood is that you will make the trim panels out of
Please dont be a tool that makes their stock exhaust loud by hacking it up. Louder doesnt equal faster
Repack it like he said and save for an aftermarket setup