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Vehicle : 2010 Toyota Tundra DC Location in the vehicle: back passenger side Box size: W:22, H:19, D:17, using 3/4" = 3.0 cubes Subwoofer make and model: SSA ZCON 12 D2 Subwoofer Size: 12" Number of Subwoofers: 1 Type of Port: Aero Preferably (have a flared 3" aero already in my possession) What type of music do you like?: DNB Everyday listening Tuning Freq (Hz): 31hz Volume : 3.0 ------------------------------- So my question, is the 3" aeroport going to be large enough diameter for this sub? I've read where people have used ports that were too small for the sub utilized, and didn't want to run into the same issue. Any further suggestions or ideas for box and/or port(s) is welcome. If you have further questions for me in regards to this, feel free to ask as well.

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Figured i'd post this here since you are also the webmaster for the main SSA website. The enclosure plans for the ZCON subs are not currently hosted on the website any more despite having a designated page for them. Any suggestions on how to get all the enclosure plans?

bring the alt with you to work, pull your car in the hangar monday afternoon, when i come in monday night, we will install it that night if you want

have a feeling you will be needing a higher amp alt then that

welcome to the forum

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greetings and welcome to the SSA forum

everything installed, sounds great, just gotta get a second battery now. even with big three, ho alt, and larger 1st battery, still getting light flicker. going to get another diehard platinum 31 AGM this week and install it in parallel. sub is a beast and requires a lot more power then all my previous subs that were connected to this amp

And I had a Kenwood double din navi receiver, i will never own one ever again. had nothing but issues with it.

I have JVC Arsenal KD-A845BT installed in my truck. I enjoy it, but compared to older/other head units I have owned in my past, it is very difficult to see in the day light. I had an old pioneer that was visible in DIRECT sunlight. The menus are somewhat counter-intuitive, but able to be worked with. Bluetooth is easy to setup and fast to connect upon start up of my truck.

as an avid sunglasses collector (ex wife worked for an eye doctor office), i have quite the collection of sunglasses. I have everything from oakley, to mj, to costas, to nikes. out of all the sunglasses i have, i prefer my nikes.

box arrives tomorrow, hopefully get truck out the shop tomorrow, guess tomorrow night i will be tuning my amp, cant wait "greedily rubs hands together"

hrm, i didnt go digging into older forum posts, very nice

a woman bringing you more beer?

139.9db on 2 6.5 DD subs, not shabby

Q, your brain is comparable to one of Einstein. Great job

i had MMATs growing up, they are solid, great amps

guess they crack down on you up there then, down here on the coast they dont bother you if parked in a lot/on the beach with them on. besides that though, they look good as hell

wow, nice

you can have what ever color you want if you arent driving with them on iirc, most places, emergency colors=red, blue, white, green

I didnt neg it, but I put it back at 0 for ya with a pos

Chill is on the right mindset with this,

nickelback... *stabs icepick in ears*

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