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you are, LMAO

1999 Altima 5spd

HU: Alpine CDA-9887

Frnts: CDT audio 6.5 Components

Rears: Alpine Type R 6.5 Components

Speaker Amp: DAT HR4125

Subs: 2 AQ HDC3 15's coming soon

Sub Amps:(2)US MD2D

Wiring: Stinger

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here again ...... http://www.the12volt.com/caraudio/woofer_configurations.asp

Damn, i should be your best friend right now!

well my question was if i wire it for 2ohms will it be more stable/reliable(last longer) then if i wired for 1 ohm? or will it not matter

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1999 Altima 5spd

HU: Alpine CDA-9887

Frnts: CDT audio 6.5 Components

Rears: Alpine Type R 6.5 Components

Speaker Amp: DAT HR4125

Subs: 2 AQ HDC3 15's coming soon

Sub Amps:(2)US MD2D

Wiring: Stinger

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running a sub @ 1ohm/2ohm means nothing for the longevity of the driver. Typically, using 1ohm load on the amp will be harder on the cars electric system, but running an amp @ 2ohm, will make LESS power. First and for-most, you need to do the BIGIII to your car/truck, then add a back batt, then add an HO alt if you need more power, and or exceed 2500watts (this is just my theory)

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im starting to wonder if my trunk is going to blow off....

1999 Altima 5spd

HU: Alpine CDA-9887

Frnts: CDT audio 6.5 Components

Rears: Alpine Type R 6.5 Components

Speaker Amp: DAT HR4125

Subs: 2 AQ HDC3 15's coming soon

Sub Amps:(2)US MD2D

Wiring: Stinger

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Posted
running a sub @ 1ohm/2ohm means nothing for the longevity of the driver. Typically, using 1ohm load on the amp will be harder on the cars electric system, but running an amp @ 2ohm, will make LESS power. First and for-most, you need to do the BIGIII to your car/truck, then add a back batt, then add an HO alt if you need more power, and or exceed 2500watts (this is just my theory)

oh ok i got you now

1999 Altima 5spd

HU: Alpine CDA-9887

Frnts: CDT audio 6.5 Components

Rears: Alpine Type R 6.5 Components

Speaker Amp: DAT HR4125

Subs: 2 AQ HDC3 15's coming soon

Sub Amps:(2)US MD2D

Wiring: Stinger

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and i take it the only place to get fi subs is from off their site

1999 Altima 5spd

HU: Alpine CDA-9887

Frnts: CDT audio 6.5 Components

Rears: Alpine Type R 6.5 Components

Speaker Amp: DAT HR4125

Subs: 2 AQ HDC3 15's coming soon

Sub Amps:(2)US MD2D

Wiring: Stinger

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yeah if you can get that fosgate amp then go with that one man that is a good amp right there but i mean if you on a budget then roll with the hifonics.and that fosgate will do more then ratted too so your looking at 2200 or maybe more.

That's why they don't deliver.

Yer ass better go sit along the side of the road and wait.

You can't expect them to travel up some dirt road in a hick / back woods town. Thats how horror movies start :D

I explain things very simply and use analogies in terms of Pickles, and grape drink, pool noodles and jackhammers...if you can't put 2 and 2 together there man, There simply is not much more I can do.

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do you guys think the 6.5 type x components are over rated? better choices out there for less? or ou think its just personal preference? i just know theyre made for sql and thats what i want up front. im trying to have it sound like a concert inside my car. any suggestions as well?

1999 Altima 5spd

HU: Alpine CDA-9887

Frnts: CDT audio 6.5 Components

Rears: Alpine Type R 6.5 Components

Speaker Amp: DAT HR4125

Subs: 2 AQ HDC3 15's coming soon

Sub Amps:(2)US MD2D

Wiring: Stinger

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