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Hello everyone I'm stuck on wat to run between three 18zv3's or four 15 zv3's. Both setups will have the same size enclousure which will be about 12 cubes after woofer and port displacements. Roughly about 190 to 200 square inches of port . Amplifiers are two crescendo bc3500s strapped @1 ohm. I want interchangeable ports, one for 38 hz and one for 32hz. Also stuck on wether to run aero ports or slot ports . I read that aero ports can get you louder but are expensive. I was told I would need either four 8 inch or seven 6 inch aero ports. I mean is it really worth the extra money or will slot ports work just as well. And this will be going in a jeep Cherokee. My available space is 43 w. 22h. 34L. Any help will be much appreciated. -
This is done on a 2003 Jeep Grand Cherokee ( WJ 1999-2004 ) but may or may not work for other vehicles with a similar attachment style. I wanted to put HID headlights and LED blinkers and driving lights in but on these vehicles you can't get to them without removing the housings. I searched how to remove the housings and found that all you have to do is remove the long bold on top and then PULL TO DISENGAGE THE BALL STUDS FROM THERE SOCKETS that are on the backside. I put that in caps because this is where the problem lies. If your headlights have this ball and socket type attachment and have not been out since the vehicle was made (like mine most likely), or in a really long time, yours can be stuck in there really hard. I have searched and nobody had a solution to this else where. If herd of people breaking the front plastic assembly that holds the grill headlights and etc from pulling that hard. I've also heard of people removing there bumper and grill to get at them from the backside (I was not about to set aside down time for this). What happens is the ball studs on the back of the headlight are made of metal and corrode binding it in the plastic socket. Yes they bind that hard. When I was pulling on mine the the whole front plastic assembly was flexing So I did some investigating and was able to see 2 of the 3 sockets on the backside where the yellow arrows point From the backside right to left What I did: 1: Got penetrating oil (WD-40) with the straw attachment 2: Set the straw on the sockets 3: Slowly depress the nozzle so it just comes out (so it doesn't splatter everywhere) 4: Let it soak for 30 minutes 5: Repeat steps 2-4, two-? more times (until you get the headlight out) 6: Once the headlight was out I took a green scotch brite pad with penetrating oil and scrubbed the ball studs really good. 7: Apply a THIN layer of grease to prevent future problems This process will break down the rust and allow lubrication to get into the socket. After three coats on the driver side it popped out like a brand new vehicle the passenger side took double or triple wasn't really counting. Now if you need them out right now and have the time you can remove the entire bumper etc in order to get them out. I thought this was a good alternative to that or breaking something though. This was my first right up so I hope it's easy to follow. This might be more common of a problem in snowy area's where they salt roads, like WI where I am. -
Hey guys anybody running this setup one sundown 3500d on two sundown z v.3 15"s... I'm curious to see how hard that amp will slam those subs. I no the 3500d is a beast but I talk to a guy who told me that those subs can handle way more even though there rated at 1500 watts rms. -
Hello everybody , I've never used areo ports before but I heard that they can sometimes be louder than rectangular ports. My box is in a jeep Cherokee and it's 19 cubes net before displacements. I want to have about 220 to 240 square inches of port and be tuned to 33 hz. Wat size areos would I need and how many, length, and were to buy. My subs are facing up and I want the ports facing up.
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Hello everyone I'm curious about a few things, I heard people say the audioque hdc3s don't like lows. Wouldn't it come down to your enclosure size and tuning/power. How many cubes would it take to get these batboys to drop some low notes (35-30hz). I have a four 15" box that approx can give each sub 3.8 cubes each with two ports that 110 square inches per pair , so basically 220 square inches of port with a port length of 24 inches. I'm wondering will this box work for these subs. I just picked up two sundown 3500s. Let me no wat you guys think.
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Hello everyone I'm thinking bout selling my two sundown 3500s to get a sundown ns1. With this power , five kinetik hc2400s ,330 mechman alt, four runs of 0 gauge front to back, wat will give me more power, the two 3500s or one ns1. Subs will be four Z v3 15"s, 15.35 cubic ft enclosure , tuned to 33 hz.