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Toby Ratcliffe

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  1. That much excursion with knob down all the way and volume only at 12? Remember, your amp gain is not a volume. 65% of the way up means nothing. Get your stuff set right man. It may even improve your score. Also, try putting the box in different spots, aim the subs different ways.

    Going to move the box around a bit and test some more.

    Before moving things around, I would clean up your power and ground wires going into your amp. All of that curling wires could end up shorting if things were moved around at all.

  2. That amp is 1 ohm stable. You might be able to get away with .67 ohms, but I would base that decision based on the power requirements of the subs as well. You are going to get about 1500 watts at 2.67 ohms, and somewhere around 2500 watts at .67. If your subs are looking for 500 watts RMS, stay safe with 2.67. If they can do 1000 Watts RMS, then I would try .67.

    NVM, just saw that it was the CP version.

  3. well unfortunately with two dual 2 ohms subs your wiring options are limited to .5 ohm, 2 ohms, or 8 ohms. Taking into account impedance rise you might be able to get away with .5 ohms on that amp. If it goes into protect, you will need to wire it to 2 ohms.

    to get .5 ohms, wire it in series, by connecting all of the positives together and the negative together, and then to the amp.

    to get 2 ohms, you need to wire it in a series parallel configuration by jumping a positive and negative on each sub, and then connecting the remaining positive, and negatives to the amp output.

  4. At 12 volts running full tilt you will need just over 200A just for the 2.5k RMS amp. So yes, you will need a HO alternator if you plan to run full tilt with the alternator. If you plan on only using it for demos, and charge your batteries in between runs, you could get away with the stock alternator, and a bank of batteries. You will need to run multiple runs from the front to the back of the vehicle as well. Honestly it would be cheaper to get the HO Alternator, an AGM battery (XS Power is what I would recommend) for the front, and a big AGM battery for the rear. I would also run at least two 1/0 runs from the front to the rear.

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