johnecon2001

What post? *cough, don't do that again.

http://stores.shop.ebay.com/ZEnclosures_35...634Q2ec0Q2em322 http://www.supercrewsound.com/commerce/pro...135&catId=8

It's essentially the same. The Overkill looks to be a bit thicker.

no date is set, but we are only weeks away Sick... Will the work in 2.7 cubes ported to 40? The are designed to be lowend beasts. Why are you so caught up on 40 hz? 40 will work, but you will miss a great deal of your music if you tune that high. Thats what my box is tuned to now.. Really dont want to change it now it looks so nice.. But I may for new subs.. That's foolish. You're limiting the potential of any new subwoofer you try by not building a box to it's specific specifications. Oh noes! It won't look "pretty".

Guy sounds like a tard. A recone will replace the suspension...

Lol. That amp is so under rated its ridiculous. You'll murder those subs at 1 ohm and lock the coils at .5 in a matter of seconds. It was more like 2200 @ 1 ohm 12v for the last 20.1. The new one makes even more power.

Did you make sure the preout's on the deck actually work? Is the amp turning on? Are the wires from the amp to the speakers making good contact?

There isn't much room available back there. And the rear tower bar takes up most of it. there is a guide in the trunk for fitting two golf bags in though

Some audiophile, hint, hint, should do a great 12" challenge for SQ subwoofers. If I had the time and resources ($$$), I'd gladly round up a couple of my favorites. Probably wouldn't do anything except subs that were produced within the last 2 years to keep it fair.

I'm gonna go with you're tuned too high, and you don't have your subsonic filter set correctly.. and you're playing below tuning. Depending on what size BTL you have.. 7.5^3ft is a bit large.

Really? http://www.letmegooglethatforyou.com/?q=pi...roducts+contact

Used batteries... eh. Depending on age that could be a good deal. Get them load tested and see how they fair against a brand new one. AutoZone/Kragen should be able to do that for you. What's your budget like? We get D3100's for $350 here in the SSA Shop. And Powermaster has a rebate going on for a few different models.

How did you set your gains? Just twist the knob and go?

I doubt the OP will be able to deal with .5 ohms and the chance for popping the amp should box rise drop below that.

lol, ok. But a well constructed box that is made of 3/4" MDF and then coated in bed liner is anything but boring and certainly worth the $150 imo. Either way do what you want, just fill us in on your plans.

Because you ordered a dual 1 ohm subwoofer, you'll need an amp that produces that wattage at 2 ohms.

Hey bud, I know space is tough (I've got an 05 access cab). There are some guys who've already pre-made a subwoofer cabinet that fits perfectly behind your seats. http://shop.tacotunes.com/category.sc?categoryId=8 Better than trying to make all the different cuts to fit one back there.

What is your budget? We may be able to offer advice one what other options are available.

Ok??? more info?

For your budget, this is one of the only amps I'd recommend. http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAudio/Pr...ProductID=18538

Looks good. Hopefully you reset your gains on your sub amp so you don't clip the Havoc to death like you did the Type-Arghhh

He was wrong on the stock ground being good enough, but you were wrong about everything else. Running power and signal away from each other is a myth. If your connections are shitty, expect noise. if you do them the correct way, you'll be just fine. I can't even begin to count the amount of times I've done this.

You guys realize.. the higher the color temp, the less visible light there is right? Stick with 4300-6k (at the MAX). 4300-5000k would be my preference. In most cases, going 8k+ will be significantly less light than stock halogens.

Because, if you have to ask... you shouldn't be burping it.

Oh the Irony. Didn't we tell you not to go Hifonics?