watabeast

no bracing? or extra baffles?

wait.....what...the...fuck? interesting...

DLS x-program WB 12's

God no lol. Ok building a box it is then. Wonder how the SXX 12's are gonna like 6 cu. ft each though O.o 6 cf to each? kinda much isnt it? specs say about 2 cf per is optimal

usually if you are going for strength then as MrSkippyJ said, Both, but if you are just making sure it is sealed up, then just resin. I personally would do both if you are not sure on the structural integrity of your box.

depends on what your definition of ruin is. It takes a hell of a lot to even crack a windshield EDIT: its in this thread somewhere http://www.stevemeadedesigns.com/board/topic/136441-what-crazy-claims-have-you-heard-people-make/page__st__100

this^^^

At best no more than 25 percent over the idle amperage of current draw of the amps. that is what I was taught. so like say for example, you have an alt that idles at 200, your current draw from all of your amps and factory things like ac or other electronics should not be more than 250 amps. This is a general guideline, assuming that your amps eat up that much power, not taking in to account box rise and other factors. my setup isn't like that because there is no dual alt bracket, and I don't want to remove my ac just yet to fit a 2nd alt. that is why I loaded up on the batteries, and I should actually have 1 more lifeline batt

I would go with an alt and extra batteries...Dc power has been legit imo. Do you plan on upgrading and adding more amps? I would just go with the 270xp or dual brackets if you plan on upgrading For batteries, I use 2 lifeline GPL-8DL agm batteries. huge suckers, but I know a ton of people use the xs power ones too

I wouldn't go less than spec if at all possible. How much space do you have?

electrical/wire quality enclosures/panels equipment

pretty much my favorite...goes good as a dessert drink

i think he's selling 2...just dvc 1 ohm

the wording it is really general....i call bs because it sounds kind of off...was this texting or email?

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