garychurch84

Happy Veteran's Day to all that have served and to those that still are!!! Thank You guy's for all you do/done!!

So are we getting so loud we need muscic outside the vehicle....lol

agreed

Did you get this fixed? Curious of what it was.

Thats cool....I dont really have much to add as my box expertise isnt up to parr yet!!!! I think Q recommends 40in^2 of port area for one 12. Also welcome back!!

Here comes the BOOM!!!!

It's Alive!!!!

The box I have right now is tuned to 40hz and I don't have money to make a new one. What we are saying is that it will perform very well on low power

I'm running my two Icon 12's on 350w rms for the pair....still has decent output and sounds very good IMHO. Tuned @ 30hz

Happy Birthday Day bro!!!!! 30 isnt to bad !! lol

I guess I'm not 100% but iv had cars over heat and know how they would usually do and smell and stuff. . And the gauge just goes all the way up in a split second and go back down the same way. So I wouldn't think a motor can heat that much and back down that quick. . And it has happened pretty much right when I start the car for the first time in a day but then sometimes it wont happen at all durring a day Then its not the thermostat either if it does it sometimes when you first start the car...I'm still leaning toward some faulty electronics

lol

I've seen bcm's go bad they can make cars do some crazy shit on random Havent gotten any air in the coolant system have you? edit: check this out

My singer alt does that also...it jumps between 12.5-15.1vdc hot or cold doesnt matter. I think I may have a slipping belt issue not sure tho. Not externally regulated either...pcm controlled

NO DOUBT LOL....A friend of mine worries me enough about about the ethos lol

Do you compete? No Sir

luv it

Damn this thread got sideways since I commented last lol!!!! I use 12 on my nendo2k

I had it running at 1 ohm load and 12 gauge seemed to work just fine.2000w X 1ohm =2000 square root 2000 = 44.7 volts Than volts x watts= Amperage.http://www.rapidtables.com/calc/electric/watt-volt-amp-calculator.htm

I had it running at 1 ohm load and 12 gauge seemed to work just fine.2000w X 1ohm =2000 square root 2000 = 44.7 volts

output voltage

multiply watts x ohms...square root the answer I think I said that right lol

Also is the amp vented on the bottom? If so did you allow space between the amp and mounting surface for air flow?

Thanks for the website. No problem man....good info there