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This is my idea for the amp rack for the 4 channel but it may change. Also I may switch out the self tappers for bolts we will see how they hold up. All I have left is some short runs from the back fuse blocks to the batteries then the front and the back batteries will be linked up.

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Well I got the 4 channel hooked up and the passenger door playing today. Wow the pwxs are loud! The only problem is I have serious alt whine coming through the speakers. It's loud and annoying. I tried sanding down the headunit ground and I did the ground loop isolate on the back of my pioneer unit but to no avail. When I have a chance I'm going to go back and make sure all my wires on the batteries are tight. There is a lot of lugs stacked on one another so this could be a probable cause right? Anybody have some insight on this. I will post videos soon when I have a chance.

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I like the new battery rack and I also like that you used 2 1/0 wires between batteries I see it all the time people using a single wire between batteries on a bank which limits the current they can get through to each other causing a bottle neck. So the above frame is for the amp rack? Keep it up man your getting better every time you build!

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I like the new battery rack and I also like that you used 2 1/0 wires between batteries I see it all the time people using a single wire between batteries on a bank which limits the current they can get through to each other causing a bottle neck. So the above frame is for the amp rack? Keep it up man your getting better every time you build!

Thanks man! Yeah I did to 2 1/0 runs so now there is more wire on the batteries. I may get some terminals though so I can add more wires between batteries and for the amps. Yes. I ended up placing it off center though because of my wiring. Once I start building the wall shell it may change though. I have my passenger door playing now but I have some really bad alt whine coming through the speakers.

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I like the new battery rack and I also like that you used 2 1/0 wires between batteries I see it all the time people using a single wire between batteries on a bank which limits the current they can get through to each other causing a bottle neck. So the above frame is for the amp rack? Keep it up man your getting better every time you build!

Thanks man! Yeah I did to 2 1/0 runs so now there is more wire on the batteries. I may get some terminals though so I can add more wires between batteries and for the amps. Yes. I ended up placing it off center though because of my wiring. Once I start building the wall shell it may change though. I have my passenger door playing now but I have some really bad alt whine coming through the speakers.

Well you can always panel off the amp rack and noone will ever see the frame I like to do that IMO it looks better and gives more support for the amps.

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I like the new battery rack and I also like that you used 2 1/0 wires between batteries I see it all the time people using a single wire between batteries on a bank which limits the current they can get through to each other causing a bottle neck. So the above frame is for the amp rack? Keep it up man your getting better every time you build!

Thanks man! Yeah I did to 2 1/0 runs so now there is more wire on the batteries. I may get some terminals though so I can add more wires between batteries and for the amps. Yes. I ended up placing it off center though because of my wiring. Once I start building the wall shell it may change though. I have my passenger door playing now but I have some really bad alt whine coming through the speakers.

Well you can always panel off the amp rack and noone will ever see the frame I like to do that IMO it looks better and gives more support for the amps.
That is the plan to hide all the wires, batteries, and keep it clean.
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Well today I was trying to find the source of my noise problem. I swap out rcas still noise, I changed hu grounds, new inline fuse.... Then I got an idea to swap the amp with my old amp. My old amp I have had since I first had a system. It is a Kenwood 2 channel. I swapped everything over from the 4 channel mb quart to the Kenwood and boom the noise was gone. So I have a bad mb quart 4.125 on my hands now. I looked at the external fuse on the mb quart and they all seemed to be fine. So now I'm in the market for a new amp unless of course the mb quart magically quits making noise. I don't have a warranty on the Mb Quart since I bought it second hand.

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So my old hold down was shorting out on of the 1/0 lugs now I have a nice rubber one. Non conductive for the win. Also finishing up my driver door and my passenger door is done and wrapped. My 4 channel amp is bad but it's okay I'm planning on switching amps anyway. Today I'm starting on the wall build as well.

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Just a little something to show I've been building... I hate chop mat right now. The woven mat would be much easier for this. I will be layering this like crazy though.

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Got some more fiberglass up today. Glassing vertical is killing me though. I was doing it in increments trying not to drip stuff everywhere and burn my eyes out lol. It's getting there but it has a lot more layers of glass to go to get it as solid as I want.

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