Hardest hitting subs

[Miguels]

besides brand you also need to check if you have the room to fit the box.. we can just say get a 18 inch and call it a day.. if the box is shitty and box not to spec then any sub good or bad will sound like shet

[Guest]

absolutely impossible to tell you which are the "hardest hitting". sometimes i wish i could lock threads.

[hdorre]

That is the truth! What do you guys think about sundown subs?

I went to a show last summer.. there were ppl with DC Level 4s and Neos.. Crossfires.. and Sundown Ns v2s

In all honesty, the Nightshades sounded the most musical to ME. I liked them so much, that I plan on getting a pair of sundownz

Edit: With that being said.. the install matters. 10% equipment, 90% install. Also, some of the cars were built 'mainly' to compete

[TheRealSharr]

if you want them to hit hard then go with a sealed enclosure ... however Im pretty sure if you are running 12s or 15s the sealed can damage the subs overtime due to the excess amount of pressure ?

[hdorre]

if you want them to hit hard then go with a sealed enclosure ... however Im pretty sure if you are running 12s or 15s the sealed can damage the subs overtime due to the excess amount of pressure ?

[Miguels]

if you want them to hit hard then go with a sealed enclosure ... however Im pretty sure if you are running 12s or 15s the sealed can damage the subs overtime due to the excess amount of pressure ?

i have had sealed before and 1 ported prefab... the last box i built is ported and for sure the ported hits harder than the sealed. depends on the tuning though

[carlosg_313]

FIRST

What car?

Second

Budget on subs (you covered that)

THIRD

you would need a nice amp to power your good subs (looking at another 600-1000, depending which subs and what power you want)

FOURTH

BIG 3 Upgrade w/ 1/0 ga wires, upgrade your front battery, and add 1-2 batteries (depending how much power you gonna have). its not just the subs that will make the system go BOOOOM. you need a amplifier that will supply the power to the subs, AND you need the electrical power(batteries and upgraded high output alternator) so it can supply the amplifier's demand. it can get expensive quick, but doing it the right way the first time will pay off on that loud and clean system that you invested.

[TheRealSharr]

if you want them to hit hard then go with a sealed enclosure ... however Im pretty sure if you are running 12s or 15s the sealed can damage the subs overtime due to the excess amount of pressure ?

Im sayin that because I heard that before and it seems right but idk

[carlosg_313]

if you want them to hit hard then go with a sealed enclosure ... however Im pretty sure if you are running 12s or 15s the sealed can damage the subs overtime due to the excess amount of pressure ?

uuummm.........WRONG. got some research to do bub

[TheRealSharr]

if you want them to hit hard then go with a sealed enclosure ... however Im pretty sure if you are running 12s or 15s the sealed can damage the subs overtime due to the excess amount of pressure ?

i have had sealed before and 1 ported prefab... the last box i built is ported and for sure the ported hits harder than the sealed. depends on the tuning though

yea if it's tuned higher , but in general sealed will hit harder as in punch , but ported (which is the best) gives that low not thundering boom and carrying out of notes