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hhowell1990

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  1. Don't let the Punch series fool ya,they're pretty stout their selves. I had one on 2 T2's for 5 years in my truck and it would work those subs. Either amp is a good choice so either way you'll be good. I like the punch amps and SE is a great place to buy them,got my T400.4 and T600.4 from them on Ebay and a lot of my other stuff from their site

    Either amp would be fine, and thats a great place to buy.

    I just got a 3sixty.3 and a set of T1675-s components from them, got here within 4 days and sent me a code for 20% off my next purchase, definitely going to order from them again.

  2. I just ordered an SA-8D4 and currently have a punch P300-1 that I'm going to replace with a bigger amp since it won't quite match the RMS of the sub. I'm thinking about a P1000-1bd. Would this amp be too much for this sub? If so is there another amp someone would suggest? I'd prefer RF to keep as much of my equipment in my truck the same as possible. Box will be 1.03 net and tuned to 35 Hz

  3. Okay, should i run an additional run of 1/0 to my second battery or is the stock run of 1/0 enough?

    Well if it's legit 1/0 that should be fine... but if there's already a space where the wires ran then it couldn't hurt to run another one along it. :shrug:

    Well, I thought it was 1/0, but just went out to measure it and it's 2 gauge, so that's getting upgraded soon as i order more wire

  4. You have 1000 watts total rms?

    the 2 punch P500-1's and a p400-4 for my mids and highs so ~1400

    You'll be fine with that.but what are the chances of that stock alt actually putting out 215 amps?

    even if it's less it's probably going to be more than the 105a stock unit that's under the hood of my truck

    More info on current subs/amps?

    1000 rms can be ran off a stock alternator...

    subs are 2 dc lvl3 15's

    I'm seeing voltage drops down to 12.5ish when i'm driving at 1500-1700 RPM's, i'm hoping to keep it up above 13.5

  5. that might not work out because your subs probably don't go down in diameter enough at 2 inches behind the baffle. Because if it's 14 inches tall that's the outside measurements you have to compensate for the thickness of the wood so you're only going to have 12 1/2 inches. your only option might be going subs up and in the back

  6. I'm looking at Fi's website and the OD for their 15" subs is 15 5/8 and a 14 1/8 cutout. I'd suggest going with 16" tall. I'm not on my computer right now so I don't have access to sketchup or the box designing program that I use, but when i get on my laptop later tonight I'll design you another one that uses the 35" of width you gave me and 16" tall but go shallower so it's only 5-6 cubic feet. Do you want the port centered like I had it or offset to one side?

  7. The dimensions you put up give you a lot more than the 2.75 cu ft of air space. After port and sub displacement with the dimensions you gave you're looking at 6.33 cu ft. would that be too big for your sub?

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    Couldn't put the subs forward with the dimensions you gave the front side would have to be raked way too much for them to have enough room to mount

  8. About 2 or so months ago I ordered a recone for my BTL and tried going from a 15 to an 18, long story short the sub didn't end up working out, I'm thinking about ordering a Fi Q 18 and just wanted to know if my Rockford Fosgate power 1051s would be too much for a Q, and if it'd be louder than my BTL 15 was?

  9. I got my BTL 18 recone in the other day and got my sub built, but the recone didn't come with a gasket and I'm looking for someone that's got one they're willing to part with. PM me if you've got one.

  10. Ok, with the port length calculator i'm using if I go with a single port that's 18x9 or 162 in of port area i'd have to bring it within 3 inches of the opposite wall of where my port comes out, but if i put a bend in it where the bend continues on I'd have to use a piece of MDF that's 1/4" long, so i want to use more port area would using 180" of port be too much for a box that's about 11 cu ft before port displacement?

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