tacomaguy1
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ran my 2 xcons on a 3500d, my 2 zcons are on a 5500d
That guy with the camaro has 4 5ks and 4 18's zcons...says they take the power fine
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lol...totally the kids fault
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stock tweeters....you have a stock radio? No amp?
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I don't like the black interior....truck is nice tho
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I hate it when my neighbor comes over while i'm working on my truck...we call him "stay at home dad" cause he doesn't do shit all day lol
I just want to work on my stuff and not have to talk to anyone
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psp-inc.com calculator will tell you how long they need to be
volume of a cylinder is pie(3.14) x radius^2 x height. So 3.14x9x whatever length will give you the displacement. oh yeah, then divide by 1728. Then I guess add on a little for the flares
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Alpha,.. that is wicked nice.... i still think the OP will be ok with what im understand he is doing... Id get it rolling,.... and see what happens... and go from there..
Shit,.. forgot what i really wanted to say. If you end up going the fan, or multiple fan route.... check out Ce Auto supply here... I use one of Tony's deluxe remote kits... uses a top of the line relay, is KISS (keep it simple stupid) to hook up and use.....and its perfect in every way... it will (safely) turn on a ba-gillion amps/fans/leds/you moms waffle maker/ whatever.....
http://www.ceautoelectricsupply.com/turnonrelaykits.html
link to the relays if anyone was looking for them
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Do this, 4 on each side pulling air across the amp, Berger did this on both of my cactus 12ks
^^^ Do that.
Don't do the A/C idea. A/C has moisture in the air and it will condensate on your amps and most likely blow them or throw them into protect.
so having the ac on in my truck is bad for my amp since it's in the cab of my truck? He doesn't have to put the a/c duct directly on top of the amp....just entering the space back there to keep the temp down
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if you're worried get some fans back there....or tap into the ac for the back seats and run new lines back there?
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idk, i've never heard that...maybe
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yes, ca glue is pretty much superglue
activator just makes it cure faster
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wooden dowels for bracing
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cd's skip...usb doesn't
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nice...how much power
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lots of primer, mdf soaks up paint. Like 5 layers
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It's your first box...not gonna turn out perfect. Take your time and it will turn out ok
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I buy my MDF en let it saw by the company self for free lol.
is this english?
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wouldnt you want to put the top on last, that was you have access to everything? not the back on lastalways predrill. mdf splits very easily. when predrilling, choose a drill bit that is the size of the shank of the screw. i always assemble the box on top of the bottom plate and build up. its easiest to put the back of the box on last. that way you can silicone the edges on the baffle, then assemble the back wall and you can easily reach the back plate's edges from the sub cutouts.
top or back could be the same thing in some boxes...just depends how you have the subs oriented
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they're more expensive but I like to use spax screws from home depot...no predrilling required
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Yes, thats what the screw is for
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Glass packs
in Engine and Performance - Anything for that couple extra horses!
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yeah, just got 2 glasspacks put on an old van and new pipe ran to the back for like $135