making an insurence claim

[lancesuer]

ok well idk if anyone else had read my post about my system being jacked but anyway yeah it did. but yeah so anyway i made a insurece claim to state farm and so im getting all new speakers cause they dont make what i had before so i plan on getting to fi bl 10s, now i will be putting this in my 2001 toyota highlander in a ported box but im having trouble with the amp situation. i dont know what amp i should use to power them, i was thinking about a rockford 2500.1 but idk its a little to much money and i know the insurance company will pay for it its just i dont want to do that to them. also here is another big thing everone keeps teeling me i need to upgrade my electrical system and yeah i know i do but i dont have the money for it. so maybe if anyone could tell me if like two capacitors would be good and the big 3 cause my alternator is 130 amp. anyway someone please help.

[curse]

Dont get capacitors.

[enemyofsilence]

yea no to caps. get a good sized batt for the back and do the big three. and if possible, use 1/0 for it all.

[alan412]

The Big 3 will work wonders

[Immutablemoney]

The Big 3 will work wonders

So will a bad ass alty from DC...LOL

[slugdub]

Dont get capacitors.

You forgot to mention the exception. Unless they are FLUX Capacitors, then get as many as you can.

[enemyofsilence]

hellz yea. flux capacitor. 1.21 gigawatts of pure POWA :hairtrick: :hairtrick:

[Immutablemoney]

You forgot to mention the exception. Unless they are FLUX Capacitors, then get as many as you can.

Great SCOTT!!! haha I had to

[Dr. Johnson]

Uhh I am not sure but I believe that Statefarm goes through AJRS and they pay for the equipment through that company and they send it to you. If you have a deductible you must pay them that amount.

Audio Junction Replacement Service - Manhattan, Kansas <------AJRS

[lancesuer]

yeah i know they go throw them