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thanks guys ! i don't know how the glass stays in ! we also got the two usaci world records with a legal 168.9 and the outlaw 169.3

if you have a pioneer stereo , try grounding one of the rca's outer shield on the deck .

when an amp is clipped or going beyond it's max clean level ,ANY and all subs hooked up to it will become damaged . it sucks i know . the last sub i destroyed took six seconds believe it or not . that burning smell is the glues inside the sub burning . i've hit the stock 9518 with over 4k each with no problems at all .

the overall format looks great .i think the installation scoring needs to be cut and dry for everyone to understand . the more competitors understand the scoring process the better . but there's a very big problem . guys like team bassick can beat my asstro lol .sounds like i need to power up my truck again

me nether got some blood and some sweat , no tears yet thou . maybe tears of joy when its finally done .

NO ! in cash or beer are you hitting any numbers right now Jeffery ? i'm not yet . felt a few tremors from your neighborhood i thought .

anyone willing to share a few good mid to upper 60 hz bass race song please !

i would consider driving out to sac . southern cal is closer but if its a triple and the timing is right i'd consider going .

unfortunately you can't assume impedance rise . you'll have to wire an amp ( most any amp) to your sub and box setup . measure the amperage with a ac amp meter and measure the ac voltage at the same time to determine your impedance rise . then and only then will you know your impedance rise which will then help you purchase an amp designed for that load and the power you want .