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  1. sean 371
    Soundstream T-4 15 then. I think its 1000w sub. Should bang hard.
  2. sean 371
    Turbo ftmtfw!! haha if you got the cash its the most effective upgrade you can do. and every other upgrade is more effective.
  3. sean 371
    Happy bday man. Time to get drunk legally! haha
  4. sean 371
    ohh, dont exclude the type R!
  5. sean 371
    it hit over 154.
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    You have around 8.5 usable cubic feet before displacement of subs and ports. That should be enough for 2 15's ported, but I wouldnt try and put three. Sealed, you could squeeze 3 in.
  8. sean 371
    This isn't super clear, I think we're saying the same thing. But I think you have extra (unnecessary) wires thrown in there.
  9. sean 371
    you wire it in series...pos off amp to pos on first coil, neg off first coil to pos on second coil, neg on second coil to neg on amp. that'll double resistance. I'd recommend either of the ones posted above. I was about to recommend the R, but both that and the SSD would work real well off that amp. edit: try sonicelectronix.com for the type r, its $45 cheaper.
  10. sean 371
    he was saying he knows what SPL and SQ mean, but not SQL. i dont think he was combining them into the answer...
  11. sean 371
    45'ing the angles reduces air turbulence/port noise. It's better for air flow through the port.
  12. sean 371
    x2 on a redtop in the back.
  13. sean 371
    I'd go with L7's ported. Everyone I've talked to says they sound shitty in a sealed box. I've only done one install with a solobaric, and it was a s10l5. Ported it, and it sounded pretty good. Doesn't bump super hard, but enough to hear the kid comin down the street, just like he wanted. haha
  14. sean 371
    Haha exactly. It's a pretty sweet exploder.
  15. sean 371
    huh? Take the run of larger wire and cap it with a ring terminal. Take your smaller wires and screw all the ring terminals together. Use washers on both sides. The only downfall is it's not fused, but neither is a buss bar. Sorry it's kinda hard to explain. Basically you're just sandwiching the ring terminals together to connect them.
  16. sean 371
    It's like a striptease. I wanna seeee haha
  17. sean 371
    man 165feet of dynamat for a single 10in sub in a qlogic box... what a waste lol Nah, that setup probably sounds so clean. It just won't bump that hard. Fully dynamatted interiors are amazing.
  18. sean 371
    it's like he's speaking another language...
  19. sean 371
    lol i wish i had a need for buss bars. With only two amps, i just stack the 2 ring terminals and screw them down somewhere. works fine as long as its hidden.
  20. sean 371
    K it has around 4,700 strands. Which should be enough for a 1000bd and a 4 channel. Only thing is, will the flat wire have a problem fitting through something like this? http://www.partsexpress.com/pe/showdetl.cf...tnumber=263-635
  21. sean 371
    The head unit controls the alarm system, door chimes, etc. So if you remove it, you have issues unless you get the correct harness. It comes with a small control box to take care of all those functions for you.
  22. sean 371
    What's with the lanzar and sony stuff? No offence towards you meant by my posts, but whats the deal there.
  23. sean 371
    :^ hahahaha maybe if you payed me... :sick:
  24. sean 371
    I just got my refurb t1000bd in last night. Can't say how well it works cause I have nothing to hook it up to yet, but it does look brand new. No scratches at all. Can't wait to start my build...
  25. sean 371
    Eh. Whatever. I don't really care to carry this discussion on. I can see your point. Let's just agree that higher RCA voltage is a good thing. haha
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