ANeonRider

Would be alot like this, but a SC instead: http://kansascityvca.com/srt8/srt8dyno.avi

Impedance is an AC measurement of resistance. You were measuring DCR (dc resistance). Since the dcr of the sub is around 3 ohms... that is the normal reading.

Nope, port lengths don't get halved. So do you want bandpass then? If that is the case, I don't guarantee anything... bandpass is more trial and error than not, and you probably don't even have the space to hold a properly sized bandpass. If you want all the output from the sub to go into the cabin, I'd recommend you to have the the sub face forward, and COMPLETELY seal the trunk from the cabin, and then port the box into the cabin.

http://www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/forum/i...wtopic=2978&hl= SQ will be excellent as usual with the RL-p. Using a design like this, you will notice more output though.

Same reason you are... and alot of people without fold down seats are. More bass into the cabin Shoot me an email with your max dimensions, etc, unless they are the same as before... [email protected] I'll get to it after I get home from work tonight.

Do IT!

Could do... I am actually planning on doing this exact thing in the Neon BTW, you won't need that much port. Dual 4" PVC will be sufficient

1. Double click the AVG icon in your system tray 2. Goto View > Components > Email Scanner 3. Configure

bandpass = trial and error.

Sync's

Yes, do that

Over 2 months... I would do nothing.

Helped.

Pulley. Guy is full of chit, adding another battery will do nothing for your low voltage problem at idle.

bumpin blazer

Someone needs to leave some Buyer Beware links for the noobs.

You need a D2? Talk to Effendi http://www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/forum/i...?showtopic=3736

Watched 40 year Old Virgin tonight.... one of the funniest movies I have ever seen!

http://www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/forum/i...wtopic=3988&hl= Getting old.

errr, a cpl too many pastes. Great review though. And the retards are starting to come out on his ca.com post...

If I had the cash, I would be rocking one of these right now http://www.crutchfield.com/S-HzE8m7HUH2i/c...20&I=049RAA1000

You don't need to add any more space than 12.5" around the sub. The 1.5" I gave is the space needed for cone excursion, or from the cone to the nearest surface. The other 1.5" is the space between the magnet and nearest surface within the enclosure.

Not sure what you mean here.

1) Outside diameter measures to be ~12.5" 2) Personally, I shoot for at least 1.5". 3) Downfiring seems to be a good method in a truck. 4) I would leave 1.25-1.5" since the Xmax is just about 1" 5) Airspace is airspace, to an extent, but, if you have a small 1" tube to join two spaces, then you may run into some problem. 6) No idea

Goddamn, I was right fackered last night