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Thanks for the input guys

Im looking to smooth all my interior panels in my Camaro I've heard you can use fiberglass resin to accomplish this can someone explain how the application of it will be and some of the sanding process thanks

Soundmancarsudio.com these dudes are huge with sq and a hertz dealer call them before you spend 300-400$ on knockoffs

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Also forgot to mention also you could go with a single aq 18 and bang pretty hard with the right box there goig 320-370 from what over heard

Well in moments of being loud cone area would probable be the way to go the cvrs will bang undoubtedly but the type rs are more efficient and there more durable but being loud go with the cvrs and there cone area

Not a bat system at all bro you got the right ideas only thing is that batt gotta go with a gel battery in the trunk those acid batts give off fumes and you actually don't have to run that cap and the battery if you didn't want to

By bentley do you mean really nice Volvo lol jp I'd say solder less chance for poor connection IMO

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Idk how much it varies but I got matte white with some body work for 2800$ that was the mid estate I hade a 1200$ estimate which seems like your getting what you paid for the high estimate was 3600 including rims give or take 400$ for those alone hope that helped

Anyone have any info on these I want to run two ported tuned to about 35 hertz are they only worth what I'm payin for em I wanna run bd1500.1 non continuous to each woofer any feedback

its cuz steve posted the vid with the exploding ziploc.. Some people are on here to learn myself included dumb questions to people with alot of knowledge might be just that but there's a learning margin for new builders who the fuck came out the womb with the ability to figure ohm loads and ported box tuning if the question is dumb don't answer it yea, and its ppl like you that give out wrong advice too. I also have to agree with this. It's cool that you're on here to learn (and learn from the best) but if you're not 100% sure of your answer, research it a bit so you know or let someone else answer it. I spent a year on here just reading before I ever made an account. And I only posted about 50 times in the first 2 or 3 months because I still didn't have much of a clue. If you give someone advice or tell them how to do something and they wreck their equipment, it's your bad as much as theirs. Telling him to go get an amp to run at .5 when he's mixing DVC and SVC subs is not the answer to his problem. Not trying to be a prick. Just some helpful advice I stand corrected I misread his post I douched my answer I thought he had 4 dvcs and wanted to run them off two kenwood amps Touché

its cuz steve posted the vid with the exploding ziploc.. Some people are on here to learn myself included dumb questions to people with alot of knowledge might be just that but there's a learning margin for new builders who the fuck came out the womb with the ability to figure ohm loads and ported box tuning if the question is dumb don't answer it

You can slave one amp I'm assuming you have one box then run the woofers series/parallel at 4 ohm load to each amp not very low but the other option is selling the kenwoods and getting something that can handle a .50 ohm load

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Sorry had to quote the local best buy saying it was the bass I've had a solo x do that after I got the re cone it stopped when I opened it I saw markings in the basket signifying that there was mechanical damage I know for sure It's not bottoming out. What should i do? Is it fixable? Is it worth it or is this thing a paper weight, I've never heard this particular clicking noise before

Thats not the bass son that's the vc bottoming out the motor structure is gone....

Alright so I made some small buss 1/8 inch aluminum that were mounted to 3/4 mdf suspended over the base with 3/8 nuts and bolt etc there were ugly as hell so I carpeted them with standard black carpet. Was that a bad idea is there a chance for fire all my connections are sound soldered grounds bolted shrink tube etc any input would be great