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i have an audioque 2200d amp. Say if i mounted it on the back of my seat, but rotated it 180 degrees so that the emblem would be upside down, and the power and ground would be on the left side of it rather than the right. Would this cause any overheating issues?

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you can mount an amp any way you want, so long as the heat sink is clear of anything for the most part....and its free of vibrations.

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you can mount an amp any way you want, so long as the heat sink is clear of anything for the most part....and its free of vibrations.

yea just make sure it can breath and you run it at the correct operating ohms.

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you can mount an amp any way you want, so long as the heat sink is clear of anything for the most part....and its free of vibrations.

yea just make sure it can breath and you run it at the correct operating ohms.

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how long is the ground, what size power wires, what batts?

the ground will be prolly like 15" or something... not too long, maybe even less. Ill have 1/0 knuconcepts fleks and i have a 250 amp alternator with stock battery up front.

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the ground will be prolly like 15" or something... not too long, maybe even less. Ill have 1/0 knuconcepts fleks and i have a 250 amp alternator with stock battery up front.

try a shorter ground and make sure you have a clean connection. do you moniter your voltage?

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i havnt put it all in yet... i was just asking if my amp would overheat if i mounted my amp upside down lol.

aww....hell no man...you're straight...its done all the time...

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