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hahahaha Good stuff man!

Eh i'm a gear head by nature It's either 90's imports or sub 70's cars and trucks...there is one pic in that thread of the '64 street rod pickup It tickles my fancy a little more than mini-trucks

You won't need as much power with the Q's, and they will sound better (given a proper install of course) SPL numbers are strictly install dependent, we simply can't say that yes you are going to hit xxx.x dB's Will it be loud? Sure!

Boss man dont like things loud lol Looks awesome man!!!!!!!

get her to mow your lawn

fo realz?

Shouldn't be a issue.. Enjoy the music for what it is, dont worry about numbers

fudgein exam fudgein kicked my ass. fudge you quantitative analysis. and the horse you fudgein road in on. /rant.

As others have said, daily driving it will work ok...if your looking for farting/burping i'd look into smaller subs.

That's CA glue..and you really shouldn't have inhaled the smoke, it is toxic.

Only difference is wiring options for a given amp..look for an amp that does ~1600 watts at 1ohm for the dual 1ohm coils, or ~1600 watts at 2ohms for the dual 2ohm subs. Personally i recommend a sundown 1500...get the dual 1ohm coils and it would be great on a pair of SSD's.

all my life been po, but it really dont matta no mo :procrastination:

18's come standard with 3...12's and 15's are 4 spiders. Pressure spots in the box can and do cause the cone assembly to rock one way and rub one side of the coil out....which is why many people in high strung spl environments do a lot of rounding and testing various angles to get the woofers to 'load' properly and not short out. Your new spider arrangement won't let it happen, so you won't have to worry about it.

Pressure spot in the box will cause it to rub like that We'll get it taken care of for you with the new recone...shouldn't have a problem again. Thanks -Nick

My shop Just needs a Ramos in it to help router stuff Glad we could help out and be there That's what we're here for.

rosin core solder..make sure it is for electrical use

Looks awesome man!

Paypal is just the company that processes the orders which is why their logo is on our order form, is an option that you can choose to pay from. You don't have to use it, you can use a normal credit card (visa etc). This thread is int he sticky section explaining everything: http://www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/forum/i...?showtopic=7158

Damp cloth, or window cleaner at MOST.

Looks awesome man! How do you like them so far?

might have knocked the dustcap loose

Shouldn't need any options with that amp

i could write a macro and make it post like 15,000 times if you want aaron lol.

Volumetric displacement is simple, however its linear displacement that matters the most (and yields the least amount of thd) once you go past linear bad things happen..get mechanical noise, cone noise etc etc. Think of it as a piston..if a 12" piston moves 1mm linearly, it has far less 'volumetric displacement' than a 12" piston that moves 12 inches (merely an example, not to be taken seriously) Bottom line, if the cone moves more = more displacement.

Nick (me) is in Virginia, Shawn is in Florida, so neither one of us know Gotta wait until Monday when Scott gets back to the shop. (check your tracking number perhaps to see if it says 'recieved')