I HAVE A 18 FI BTL SAYS ON COIL SINGLE STACK ALUMINUM BASKET 12 RACKS WHATS THE BRAND

[fox_racin4]

get d2 coils so you can wire in parallel to 1 ohm in order to get the 2k out of the amp.

I see what you did there, wonder if he will Haha

[SnowDrifter]

running a 5000 watt planet audio and im wanting it to pound...only one in a eclipse

Just going to confirm that this is an 18" subwoofer we are talking about?

If so, does your car have the room to fit this? Lots of people get the biggest sub they can but overlook the box. If you don't have the space, you might be better off sending the sub info Fi to be turned into a 15" or a 12"

And one more thing: Your amp isn't 5k, it's 2000 watts at most, judging by the fuse rating. What to you plan on doing for electrical on your car? It takes power to make power

[fox_racin4]

A single 18 fits well in his car Ive seen 2 18s in an eclipse

[Kevin Kirkpatrick]

had it workin brought it in house to rewire and dog got a hold of cone..i got 0 gauge wire ran a 20 farad capacitor and box size 19x21x32 ported sounded real good just wnt it back to what it was....I didnt have capacitor on it when I was running it.thats what made me take it out for wiring.....

[Kevin Kirkpatrick]

yes its a 18

[Guest]

i'd probably take out that cap again. it doesn't make any good if you have a stock electrical.

[tacomaguy1]

Lulz

[SnowDrifter]

Caps only work if you have good electrical in the first place. Have you upgraded your battery, alternator, or done the big 3?

[Kevin Kirkpatrick]

got a bigger battery thought about getting one of those power cell batteries dude said it was like a 100 farad capacitor.does a performance alternator have hookup for extra battery

[Guest]

got a bigger battery thought about getting one of those power cell batteries dude said it was like a 100 farad capacitor.does a performance alternator have hookup for extra battery

all alternators have one output bolt/stud. you just hook up 0 gauge from that, to the front battery. then 0 gauge (fused) from front battery, to back battery/batteries.