They are dual 1.4 coils w/dual tinsel leads on each coil.. Brand new in the box (not sealed they were removed when I received them to verify the coils were good and to check for damage). I'd take 400each plus shipping.. I'm in NC 27265
When your car is parked and running and your voltage is low with all accessories off, disconnect your batteries. If your engine shuts off its your alternator for sure.
Never underestimate the overcomplexity of what should be a simple job. Not to mention the noob factor. If it's the first time doing it, it may take at least twice as long.
Just wanted to chime in and say the XS Power is awsome for putting this together. It looks like I won't be able to take advantage because I'm going with 14v batts but for everyone else...
get 'em while their hot!!
with 13" to play with you may want to consider a pair of 12s vs the one 15. You cna try to fabricate something but the simplicity of fitting the application instead of forcing it is priceless. Consider your time and money. Ultimately the choice is your of course.
Sealed off and ported through the deck is what I would do, with 12s
Only problem i have with that type of fuse holder is that you have to terminate the wire at the holder instead of having a screw type terminal built into the fuse holder.
if you run 16+ volts charging I recommend step down module(s) and a 12v batt up front to keep your vehicle electrical safe.
"should be safe" is very different than IS safe in my opinion.
I recommend creating a new user account and test on that account. You may find your issue vanishes.
There are a lot of other variable to consider though. This is just one troubleshooting step.
Wow, didn't realize this was a necro...
no, i don't have that option on the headunit.
And to everyone.. i had a batt in the front and one in the rear, the one in the rear fried. I only have a single 9515 DD.
and i never messed with the gains at all after the battery fried so it can't be that.
could have blown 1 side of the coil. how do you have it wired ?
I'd love to see how a ipod playing a file at 320kbps being higher quality than a CD which is well over a thousand kbps, just saying.
No skipping ! However, with said setup skipping may be a non-issue.
depends on where you are going to put the sub, how you want to install (wall, blow through, below the window, remove back seats, etc) and of course how you like your music to sound
T Nuts and security bolts/screws
When you start. use a couple of studs to get the sub in place. Long flat head screwdrive / prybar of some sort, heck even a tire iron since you are solo you may need the extra leverage. What type of subs are you installing ?