emperorjj1

what amps are u running on the 16v side? the 40.1s? and is your floating voltage around 18.8?

nah i only have 2 of em on the ohio gen. the stock battery was replaced with a caquest NGT extreme

Im wondering if Tirefryr gets an i told ya so?.... i just got in my first wreck today. driving to work an old lady pulled out of a parking lot right in front of me. i slammed the brake and swerved but couldn't avoid it. sucks

x2....

Sundown FTMFW! He'll be using his RF T4K amps still he also stated on the SMD forum he will be using the 2 09 power mini 2500 per sub but the sub box and amp rebuild wouldnt be any time soon. Hes going to do a direct drop-in for now

^^^^ lol your crazy but damn

woah comments are being removed by ebay left and right

they look real good. Something about those single slug btl's looked weird but the SMD dual slug look alot better.

sundown 3000d last thing im going to do is run a ground from the alt to the batteries in the back and see if that helps otherwise look for a different amp

lol ya you got me thinking and i was just reading the new 20.1 thread where u stated you have 2. but i was talking about me. Im having a hell of a time geting an amp to run at 18.8-19v

let me know how that goes... a 40.1 would be sweet

yup... ive never seen anyone use one of their amps but ive herd they are pretty nice

huh had the exact same issues with my ohio gen it needed to see itself for the voltage regulator to work properly... but the voltage is the same at any rpm. hey what amps are you planning on using running at 19v?

thats all true assuming companies done lie. and we all no nothing is sacred in car audio. comapnies use awg about as much as the cea 06 amp rating standard

one thing i would look at before anything is what the hell your bose system is. Most importantly where the amp(s) is. If you have a single amp a cleansweep/360/bit one along with a 4 channel would be fine. If you have an amp per speaker the install is going to be a bitch

really? what audison was it? link?

right... all because they are stubborn

they are one in the same. The blown pico fuse is what messes up the rcas

yes

where is the pico fuse i just read another forum and it seems to be a big problem in pioneer/premier hu's It is internal and yes Pioneer has had this issue for years and they refuse to fix the problem. Try grounding the RCA's. ill be doin that tomorrow. idk if i would be able to fix an internal part im lookin at a new alpine hu if none of this stuff works this premier doesnt even have a pause button for cds i have to go through two or three menus to pause it the how too i posted in post 35 is how you fix the pico fuse. you dont have to do it internally

right. if you really want to do it right you can open it up find it and solder in a big resistor (did it on mine) but doing it like i stated in the link works well. and i agree with p-dizzle pioneer should eliminate the stupid thing but they refuse to do it

try the pico first and see if that solves the problem and then rewiring the relay if it doesnt

http://www.icixsound.com/vb/showthread.php...age=1&pp=10

am i the only one thinkin pico fuse in the pioneer HU? try grounding the rca shield and see what happens