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6berry

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  1. You should probably do a run of 1/0 from the alternator to the back batteries and then upgrade your engine and battery grounds
  2. pretty much all the brands supported on this forum fit those guidelines. Check out DC audio, Sundown audio, Digital Designs(a little more mainstream than the rest), Incriminator audio, Fi audio, audioque, and Ascendant Audio
  3. i would vote for the cvr's. 2 15's in a trunk would bump much harder as long as you have enough room for a proper box but in a 5 series you should be fine
  4. All of boston acoustics subs can be easily reconed with just a few allen screws
  5. cops around my city are always on the lookout for anything they can pull you over for. whenever i hear my radar go off i turn my music down until i find the cop. if i ever get pulled over for bumping though ill probably ask to give him a demo
  6. downloading it now. pretty tight song
  7. sweet! what size is that amp? sealed or ported?
  8. it sounds like you got d1.4 coils. d0.7 should show within a few tenths of 0.7 ohms
  9. I am a fan of forward facing box sealed off from the trunk but it doesn't really matter either way. for hip hop and dubstep i would say tuning your box around 30-33 would be good. for port area just use between 12-16 sq in of port per cube
  10. i may be wrong but i dont believe XL's can handle 3-3.5k on a daily setup. maybe something like a dc 5k would be good for you
  11. when you do the aero ports you need to make sure you need to have 4" between the end of the port and the wall which you wont be able to have with a 25" long port within your dimensions
  12. I cant reach 32 hz that way.... ive been sittin here with torres. then just make the port slightly smaller until you can reach 32 Hz
  13. put your box dimensions into torres calculator then for example enter 10 for height and 3 for width and then enter different lengths until you reach your desired tuning.
  14. first off that port is way too small. try to get around 12-16 square inches of port area per cubic foot of box then find the port length from there.
  15. thats awesome. i love your steering wheel!
  16. the problem with using different size and brand of subs is that youll have cancellation at certain frequencies. have him do what mbdblue said and he'll be much happier in the end
  17. check out the calendar on floridaspl.com
  18. look in the DC section and pm one of the reps. DC has been out of subs for a while now but theyre just starting to get them back in stock
  19. i would say go for the aq and upgrade your big 3 before you put the amp in and you should be alright
  20. look up welding cable. it can be found for much cheaper than actual audio power cable if youre on a budget. if not then check out knukoncepts
  21. thats a good number for 27 Hz! see what you can do with some tones
  22. the first post on that thread says a Kenwood KDC-MP238 is clip free up to 34 out of 35. its probably the same as yours
  23. Check in the thread where headunits clip at and look for a similar headunit to yours. it wont be exact but itll give you a rough estimate
  24. ill get on a plane now and hopefully i can make it there in time! sounds like a fun contest! good luck to the competitors
  25. i normally try to keep tuning around 32-35 hz for music but i know some people like higher and some people go lower. if you want to try some different options then use a pvc or aero port and just cut different lengths and see which sounds best to you
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