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  3. box calculator?

    in Subwoofers / Enclosures

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    You want around 14-18 port area as a general rule of thumb, You want to make sure that your cubic volume is around what's recommended unless you know what your doing.. the level three was 1.5 cubic recommended. See if you can get it before I try it.. would rather you learn that me do it for you :) any questions lemme know.

  4. box calculator?

    in Subwoofers / Enclosures

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    It should give everything.. I can input it into the calc if you give me the exact dimentions you are using, any bracing how many port walls ect.. it's pretty simple man. I'll throw up an example if you want one. I'll even edit it some to help you understand a bit more

  6. hey mechman

    in MechMan Alternators and 12v Accessories

    Posted

    do you guys sell rebuild kits for factory alts so we can rebuild them to pump out more amps if so can i get a price on a 98 blazer if not have you ever thought about offering something like this would be nice

    They do.. but there not for you. Only cool people get it..

    I kid I kid,curious about this too.. would be nice a little more amps out of my alt, at a lower cost.. don't really need 250 amp alt lmao.

  7. 2 sa-8 or 1 sa-12

    in Sundown Audio - GREAT Amps/Subs! GREAT Customer Service!

    Posted

    how much power will you have?
    how much power will you have?
    1,500watts,,
    sa 12
    1500 watts is really pushing it for an sa-12. Can't play it for more than 30 seconds before it starts to stink. You can do that if you are really smart with the volume knob and feeding it absolutely clean power Else I'd do a pair of the 8s.
    Ive ran about 1860 watts to a sa 12 for about 10 minutes before it started to stink.. but that is true. It has to be clean power for sure but in my opinion i think if you had enough power you could get the 12 louder.. but it depends what your trying to get at. Maybe you would be better off with 2 8's.

    Curious as to how you know the exact wattage it seems? But also depends on your box.. big box needs less power.. smaller more. Depends application to application. I'd go with 2 8's OP those things look chunky haha.

  10. Hair trick in a 3g Eclipse?

    in Subwoofers / Enclosures

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    Umm maybe try two 12s more cone area than a 15 but I still don't see how you got 6 cubes out the back hatch?

    I have the same model eclipse and I can bearly get 4 cubes out of mine.....

    I removed all back panels to get more cubes!!

    CALLED IT OWNEEEEED. Lmao, ona side note I would do 2 massive twelves.. more cone, and most likely.. more power.

  12. Hair trick in a 3g Eclipse?

    in Subwoofers / Enclosures

    Posted

    6 cubes? Seems like an awful lot for a singe 15.... Hhmmmm

    Yet again.. what she said^ I don't know of any subs that have a recommendation of 6 cubes.. I mean you can go out of the recommendation for sure but just realize since it is a bigger box your going to lose cone control so you'll need less power to make it push equally as hard.

  15. which batteries

    in XS Power Batteries / Chargers! (and other stuff too)

    Posted · Edited by TheNewbie

    if you can fit it, an s3400 or d3400 is generally one of the best for under hood use. Unless you cram a d2700/d3100 in there (which people have done) and IMO, your running 2400w rms, and the XP batteries are currently on sale (15% off w/ free shipping) i would grab an XP3000 for 271.99 shipped. The XP3000 is the equivalent to a d3100 practically, which are powerhouse batteries. Do you have any plans on getting an alt? if not or anytime soon then i would deffinatly go with the XP3000, as it will give you large amount of reserve power without an upgraded alt, which an alt wouldnt hurt still.
    Remember that the XP3000 cannot be put under the hood. It would have to be for the back.

    EDIT: Whoops was already said, my appologies.

  23. Trunk options?

    in Interior / Exterior / Paint - Detailing, washing, waxing,tricks of the trade!

    Posted

    how did it not work? lol remove the wood from your trunk and set it on a work bench.

    take the cardboard and place it ontop of the piece, then run a knife, or sharp instrument along the edges.

    if done correctly this will give you an exact cardboard replica of what you need to reproduce on a sheet of mdf.

    1/2" or 3/4" is really your call on the mdf.

    put the cardboard ontop of the mdf sheet and sharpie around the edges, then either use a router to cut the shape out, or a jigsaw.

    Right, but your talking baout the peice under the carpet for more support.. I'm talking about the whole thing.. wanting to MDF the whole trunk bottom and carpet it.

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