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  1. Then no, never. ONE set of components up front will sound better than putting shit everywhere. ALWAYS.
  2. Okay, it's obvious you need some help and most people replying aren't thinking of when they were new to this. Buy the subs if they work. That is a hell of a deal on them. Buy the amp kit as long as there is enough cable for your vehicle. That is also a deal. With the amp, get something cheap and between 1000-1500 watts @ 2 ohms. You are new to this and you WILL fuck up some equipment. Learn on the cheap stuff. You can spend $300 on an amp and break it, or you can spend $500+ and break it and pay for repair costs because chances are you are going to damage it by something not covered under warranty. Take your time, doublecheck everything, and gain as much knowledge as you can. Just remember, when it comes to the internet, there is as much misinformation out there as there is quality information.
  3. Don't listen to this guy. The hifonics puts out that 2kw at 1 ohm,same as the audioque. You need a amp that delivers 1500w at 2 ohms. The kicker is a great amp except for the subsonic. The audiopipe 3000 is too much you'll smoke the subs.
  4. You get dad of the year vote from me.
  5. i think it would be better to sell all that junk, run down to walmart and buy yourself a $50 boom box. 12v audio belongs in a car, boat or plane imo.
  6. And people can't run amp's at .5 ohms for daily says who? Sick shit bro!

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