johnecon2001

They're 10's actually.. but it'd give you more room over all to build a box for two vs one.

Why are you even running them in the rear? Those speakers will be playing frequencies that should be in front of you. Not behind you.

Option one.. but I don't understand why you're doing 5.1 in car.

Flatwind: The flatwire coil option simply helps the power handling of the sub. The coil has more surface area to dissipate heat and will take more power then the regular round wire coil that comes in the

Behind the wall is where your subs are. Spraying would be fine.

Nope, that 1.2 is without PF.

Kicker doesn't rate on peak power. 2500wRMS. Underrated.

Your idea would work fine.

Can you really fit a large enough box with port to allow the BTL's to breath in a Civic??

Whitish smoke sounds more like amp trouble.. Does your amp still function?

What's your budget like?

I've seen first hand bad things. Skip those.

I concur. All one manufacturer systems are pointless unless you're sponsored.

For some reason the L3 doesn't show the frequency graph.. I'd like to compare that to the L4's. Are you still planning on those Tang band 6x9's for midbass? If you are I'd pick up the L4. There's a pretty big dip around 250hz on the TB, where you'll want the L4's to fill it out.

Call them then and see if they'll sell you just the terminals.

Why not just buy four of them. Then they'll match. What brand was that subwoofer? Maybe you can find the build house.

The PDX would be more than sufficient for that woofer. As far as electrical goes, I don't forsee 600w hitting you hard. Unless of course you have the worlds tiniest alternator.

Picky! Email Fi or Incriminator and see if they'll sell you some. They both use silver.

http://www.partsexpress.com/pe/showdetl.cf...number=091-1152

27-33Hz. Although, I'd rather have that driver sealed.

Scottsdale John needs one of these. I'll forward this to him.

Drunk and fell asleep behind the wheel.. Near mexico.. And they say border control is useless.

Another satisfied ICON user.

no

With a dual 2 ohm sub, your only wiring options are 1 ohm and 4 ohms currently.