Broke_Audio_Addict

Still the same thing applies.If you have a truck why aren't you grounding it to the frame? So drill through the floorboard and directly connect to frame? Might as well do that. Yes and make sure you Sand off any rust and use a bolt to attach it.

are you serious ? gluten free .. cider ? damn ... just stop . That's not at all why I grabbed it but ok. Is your manhood intimidated by it big guy?

Still the same thing applies.If you have a truck why aren't you grounding it to the frame?

Holy fuck.

First beer in a couple years I had to grab it, it was calling my name. It's different but it's good as hell.

Just buy a pac-lc1 it will work with any amp and is better than a factory bass knob.

Saw the videos as they were released, been watching soundman bids for a couple years. Doug is f'ing hilarious and has some mad skills. I'm going to have to get some sun flash to play around with.

The backside of the lights looks so nice it's a shame they get buried under the plastic. Gives the front a pretty mean look.

You can't really underpower a driver, it'll move even with a few watts. The problems come when you don't think they are performing up to their potential and turn the gain up on the amp in an attempt to get more out of them.

Most of the tow rating is related to suspension and rear gear which is easily changed if needed plus he has the ecoboost which is an exhaust and cai away from 100 extra hp.

Damn that's nice. In for build log because we all know you can't leave anything stock.

The best one for someone else may not be the best one for you.

On a budget for a 1k rms amp I'd go with this. http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_34764_Rockford-Fosgate-Prime-R1200-1D.html If you want to spend more. http://store.soundsolutionsaudio.com/products/sundown-audio-scv-1500d-1500w-mono-block-amplifier.html Are you planning on any electrical upgrades? I'd suggest at least ditching the capacitor and getting a nice agm battery for under the hood and doing the big 3 if it isn't done.

What's your budget? Build a custom enclosure, don't buy a prefab or you won't get the best performance from your subs. How much space are you willing to give up for the enclosure? Post your max dimensions.

I wouldn't spend my money on it.

Also need to know the max dimensions you are willing to give up for the enclosure?

We need not debate it, let's just move on and get him going in the right direction.

Can we start over? Because you got fed a lot of bullshit.

Let's see a vid of those little guys putting in work.

It almost looks like the layers delaminated. Could be a failed adhesive or just a defective surround. Should have contacted DC before it got to that point.

I had my zv4 on a sq2200 and its was OK but now that it is on a 3500 boy it really shines.... doesn't get stinky at all for me and it actually moves now like it should be. I'm wired at 1ohm so I know I'm safe. If I had the d2 version to wire it at .5 then I would be a little worried. Its probably seeing close to rated wired at 1ohm anyways after rise and all that. If you have a single dual 4 ohm sub wired parallel you are wired to 2ohm. If you had a single dual 2 ohm sub wired parallel you would be wired to 1ohm

Wow that's crazy detailed.