Hifonics BXI 2610D at .5 ohms?

[cris2216]

can i get the Hifonics BXI 2610D at .5 ohms because i have 2 dc audio lv 4 15's dual 2 ohms and my only choice are either 2 ohms or .5 ohms and if i do 2 ohms i lose power by doing that. :hairtrick:

[tristan560]

I definitely wouldnt...i ran 2 of them in my previous install. Whats your electrical look like?

[cris2216]

I definitely wouldnt...i ran 2 of them in my previous install. Whats your electrical look like?

stock alt 2 optima batteries big 3 and 3 300 amp fuses. and 2 runs of 1/0 knukoncepts wire

[tristan560]

Yup DEFINITELY NOT. Maybe if youre electrical was a bit beefier.

[Slappin F150]

I ran my bxi2006 @ .5 ohm for months with only the big 3 and a yellow top in my f150. I didnt have anyyyy issues except for heat. I made a plexi bottom for the amp with 2 fans in it to keep it cool.

[cris2216]

I ran my bxi2006 @ .5 ohm for months with only the big 3 and a yellow top in my f150. I didnt have anyyyy issues except for heat. I made a plexi bottom for the amp with 2 fans in it to keep it cool.

so i can run it but i have to keep it cool and i might get a 300 amp alt also

[steven]

so i can run it but i have to keep it cool and i might get a 300 amp alt also

If your planning on upgrading your alt you should upgrade your amp as well you'll notice a huge difference with a better amp.

[Slappin F150]

If you have clean steady power going to your amp youll notice cleaner, better power coming out of it. A bigger alternator would be nice. Get More batts too, thatd help keep your voltage up with the bigger alt. If you want bigger power I suggest an audiopipe 3000d, that what I moved up to and its wayyyy less of a power hog and never gets warm.