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I'll be building the rides section back up on the main site here shortly, and this is a prime candidate for a page, if you can, send us all your pics and equipment stats of it too [email protected] and i'll get them up.

i would just get 2 saz1000d and run them straped at 2ohm (each amps will see a 1ohm load) it will be a lot safer and you will not void warrenty ( .5ohm = no more warrenty) but that is just my input on your question!

The only reason people are being negative is because your coming off like a punk. I have to agree with them but I have to agree with you at the same time. If it was a old country road or something in the afternoon its not like it would have mattered, but going around neighborhoods at 2 in the morning bumping is a different story. I don't know why you would lie to a cop in the first place he must have had a good enough reason to stop you.

I second that.

bass is always omnidirectional. there is no exception to that. and yes, like normal people, there has been plenty of times that i hear a loud system, and look into a crowd of cars and have a difficult time telling which one it is. hmm... maybe im just weird? the only way u can tell where its coming from, is when the volume gradually increases as it gets closer, peaks in volume, and then gradually decreases as it gets farther away. other than that, bass has been and will always be dubbed omnidirectional. Well , I have to dissagree ! frequencies shift as you are moving away or towards something , in short : to the person standig/sitting stil the sound shifts .you produce higher frequencies when you drive towards them as the sound is compressed and lower as the soundwaves are elongated as you move away from him . same goes for SPL ,the closer the person is to you it louder it wil be. this way even bass frequencies can be detected easily from which direction they come from . so low frequency waves themselves are omnidirectional you in your car are NOT The phase will change yes, but frequency no. OP: You were being loud, breaking the law (whether you agree with it or not), was mouthing off to the cop (never a good idea), and were most likely being an ass. I don't feel sorry for you. Also, if you type a little more legibility it would make everyone elses life easier if they care to try to read your posts. It may just be the internet but you never know if it is going to come back and bite you in the ass. You don't have to type in perfect English at all, just a little bit of common punctuation and care goes a long ways.

You need a barrier more than you need dampening. Obviously there are spots where some butyl material will help, but MLV or lead are your friend. Thats the best advice and all the advice you will need, by SecondSkin dampening FTW! Or you can use your money more wisely and shop at http://sounddeadenershowdown.com/cgi-bin/index.cgi unlike other manufacturers the advice that Don gives you is much more useful and his products are top notch.