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Your ssf is helping out Either way, looks loud, especially for the vehicle and space constraints. I know I loved my bl.

23hz is far below 31hz tuning. I'm assuming your ssf is set correctly and attenuating the signal so your driver isn't playing 23hz at full tilt, or your going to need a recone sometime soon

Whats it tuned to? Not very many songs go that low, I know I'd rather get some more output in the usable spectrum then playing tones.

Not even close, heh. Any room under the vehicle?

Well see in six months if you still have the same setup I know I can't resist but change setups every few months, always trying to get a little louder

From Afghanistan, I hope. Iraq, doubt it.

Nice, did a good job of using all the available space

That rattling is annoying, lol. Got any pictures of the enclosure, would love to see how you fit it all back there, quite impressive.

http://www.whitehouse.gov/live Obama is supposed to make a live statement sometime soon.

Looking good. SSA for the win! I loved my icons as well

Have you tried mounting the sub inside the enclosure in comparison to inverted? I know it'll have less volume, but it seems weird inverted in a sealed box not ported. Just curious if there would be any noticeable difference

The voltage from the DC alt jumped around ridiculously but voltage on average was 1v higher than my stock alt. The DC alt held voltage good at idle were as my stock alt falls on its face. Go crazy on your grounds, that really helps. I can jump in the car first thing in the morning when everything is cold, 12.8v at idle, with stereo, ac, etc all off. I could then drive for two hours so its hot, park somewhere and get lunch, get back in, and my voltage is 14v+. Talk about sporadic. A few extra grounds can't hurt any, and I do have some extra wire laying around... If I ever for some weird chance happen to be in PA, I've got to hear your car though!

I would try a ported enclosure. Argent Audio builds great stuff on here, pretty affordable too

My stock alts voltage varies like crazy. Not even dependant on temp or rpm. Trade stock alts?

Tons of flex, camera did a good job of picking it up. Loved how you jumped in and just pulled back the fake stock hu piece Any plans on tinting windows? Consider it an investment in not getting your xcon seen and stolen

Huh? The v2 and v3 will be completely different as they use completely different drivers, including using an actual compression driver instead of a piezo unit. Every post you make is so informative.

I love all the detail.

Looking good

Good deal. I always check CL for killer deals. Truck is so clean!

Yeah it seems like a challenge getting ht loud but keeping it inside the house and not disrupting others

No idea man, but it all looks interesting, maybe even promising How loud was it outside your house with the towers?

Thats plenty of power. Post up pics and video when it's all done

More volume = less power handling, increased efficiency. Less volume = higher power handling, decreased efficiency. In terms of loudness and sq, a small box may be peaky, less of a flat response, too big a box, not sure. I personally always like to go with bigger boxes and have better efficiency and use less power. I'd go with Fi's middle recommendation of 6cubes per driver. I know what you mean about sealed enclosure sound verse ported. I think your setup will retain that sealed type sound but with all that cone area it'll still be able to be quite authoritive when the bassline comes in

I certainly can't speak for everyone, but I'm glad your able to look back and see what you were doing, and apologize. The best thing you can do to get a firm understanding on everything is, read through all the forum sections, new threads and old. Use the search function, it's a gold mine of information. Also the12volt.com site and bcae have lots of helpful charts, calculators, and explainations. Oh and be sure to post some pictures of box, hope it came out as anticipated.

Post your max dimensions. Flush mount?