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I have my Z's in 12 cubes before displacement tuned to 33hz. Running off a Crescendo 2k. Trust me you will love them. In a good box off that T2500 you should be in the 50's range.

I know your car being a GM your alt is PCM controlled so it will charge around 12.9 while driving sometimes. Now why it's reading 14v at the batt and 12v in the back is unknown to me.

It would be nice to have one of those in the garage, but you can tell the thing is fake.

You said you sell them after you repair them? Been looking for a good price on a used new style Nano.

+2 for them Singers

About to get to work on audacity.

Only solution I know is MLA or run a voltage adjustment. Either way your getting a Batt light. Unless you can fit extra alts that run independent of the factory electrical. If you have a suv it's easier since duals and ect. are a option.

^ can still read it. I don't really know what you were going for.lol nice system

There you go. Hope you like that 5500.

It's always recommended to ground back to the batt. I would especially do it if it's a unibody vehicle.

That spin part is the only part that gets me. It was smooth almost too smooth like he knew when he needed to turn the wheel and weight transfer perfect. Like a perfect faint drift on ice.

Kid ink is decent. I would listen to him.

I say black wheels and also what are you going to do with the silver around the ACR logo? If you do white wheels I say do white around the ACR to.

That's amazing, but looks a little staged. You see how smooth he was with the wheel when he went to reverse the spin to miss the truck. Anybody else would have rip the shit out of wheel and spun faster than that IMO. Maybe he's a ice drifting superstar.

I used to watch it but then Supernatural got my attention.

Nice sound is it straight pipe turbo back?

I did a quick search and think Nippondenso Alternators or equivalent to OEM replacements with a 4 pin plug might be wrong though?

I think he posted today or yesterday actually. And i'd recommend hitting up Mike Singer. Great guy, and good prices. I see you did.

Nvm, yea I always try to get my songs in 320 especially if I'm screwing it or stuff.

I have seen a uprise in ignorance on the forums. Maybe it's in the air or something. btw that guy with the thunders seems like a straight troll.

No bass boast at all just adds clipping. Sleep.....

Thanks that's what i was looking for all along, so in all essence when i have a box built i have to select the frequency i want to play it at mainly and i tweak it with that frequency being the base right??? Kind of lost on what the question is. Most people get the box tuned to the type of music they listen to. Most rap I have is about 28-37hz so I have my box tuned to 33hz and my subsonic is 28hz. LPF is 80. Now I can play rock and stuff, but my box is not tuned for it.

So that means you have everything turned down to the minimum. now to put it set at 30hz all you would do is adjust the gain and the subsonic but leave the lpf alone right??? I would adjust the subsonic. Now this can take trial and error as I don't know what your box is tuned to and you could hurt you subs if they play to low listen for bottoming out or if it starts to smell funny. Now with the gain I wouldn't go past 1/4-1/2 until you know you have a clean signal.

how exactly do you set your amp to 20 hz if your amp only goes to 50 or 60 hz??? do you set it to the lowest it will go then tune the subsonic filter??? or does it even matter where the frequency is if your tuning the subsonic filter??? which is better dd-1 or cc-1??? number 1, dd-1 and cc-1 are 2 different devices used for 2 different purposes. dd-1 is to tune you amp so yuo set gain correctly without clipping. cc-1 is to check crossover points calibration and gain matching. and in response to your first question i have no idea what you are talking about. i am assuming you are trying to tune your sealed box with amp? actually i'm not i'm tuning my ported super bass probox You can't tune the box as its already built. So all you have to do is set the subsonic on the amp and the gain and that is it.

which is better dd-1 or cc-1??? DD-1 is mostly for tuning Gain and getting a clean signal to your amp. A clipped/dirty signal will destroy your subs faster than anything. CC-1 is for tuning crossovers for example Low Pass Filter(LPF) or High Pass Filter. Don't know if you can tune subsonic with it or not.