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Does anyone that is familiar with the Audiopipe 3000D (The one that is two 1500's strapped) familiar with what kind of current it pulls? I plan on getting one in the future, and I am trying to plan out my electrical system. I need to know what it takes to be able to back one of these suckers up. I currently have a 220amp h.o alternator, 1/0 Big 3, an Optima yellow top under the hood, and a run of 200amp fused 1/0 cable to the back.

I would love to be able to hear an IB setup like this. The whole IB thing is pretty cool and I would like to know what it sounds like. Kudos on doing something different, and excellent craftsmanship. Keep up the great work and good luck with future endeavors.

yeah post anything with bass Some of the songs I posted are dubstep and others are just electronica, house, etc. Alright I definitely will. When I get a break from school in October I'll hook up the good ol' Ipod and see what other songs I have that kick. Should have a lot of reggae to post up here. One I can remember off the top of my head: SOJA - I don't wanna wait (Soja stands for Soldiers of the Jah Army) It gets pretty low.

Wow, We had a 0500 formation for a while for PT. It SUCKED.

Yeah, I think wiring the woofers to 2 ohms would be the best option for you. Then finding an amp based on that would be much easier.

Do you have them wired to 2 ohms?

Dam, well when I heard dubstep I was thinking dub to reggae so the song I posted was more of a reggae song that had some bass to it. Uhmm, I listen to some trance techno ever now and then, so I can post some of those of you want. I listened to the videos in the first post though and I like them. This style of music is pretty cool.

I love love love the excursions and think a 4wd slightly lifted one would be sweet but the wheels kill that one for me Yeah I see where you are coming from with this, they are a little much. I just want a lifted black excursion with a 6.0 (personal reasons on the 6.0). This is the perfect year and everything though.

Useful! Why ? Especially in a well designed link system. No shit. I can't even figure out how they'd work in this instance. That was my reaction; here are Lakewood's offerings These are for listed for '64-'77 GM's These are listed for '78-87 GM's These are listed for '79-'95 Mustangs/Capris Competition Engineering sells similar kits as well :puzzled: I understand their theory, but the trailing arms are already locating the axle and controlling wrap, so I see no need for the traction bars. I don't know what instance you are thinking of, but they add strength and support when you have a lifted vehicle OR are offroading or racing (any kind). I don't know what you plan on doing.

I found 3-4 ft^3 will work, and they are rated at 900wrms. Don't quote me on this though.

Useful!

Venturi = <3

That's amazing results on just one sa-12. I bet you can get a 150 out of those two sa-12's with a little more adjusting.

I want this, just not lifted quite as high

I'd do two SSD 10's ported.

Tuned in. Can't pass this one up.

It looks really good on there. I agree with the whole "factory look" thing. Now does it sound factory?

When did you get married?! That, uh, yeah, night in Vegas, VERY smashed, married a prostitute... Naw I should have said step father Was there a tiger in the bathroom the next morning? Doesn't he look like a Carlos? It's okay, We thought he looked more like a Carlos too. *Wack* (Hits baby with door) "Are my glasses okay?"

When did you get married?! That, uh, yeah, night in Vegas, VERY smashed, married a prostitute... Naw I should have said step father Was there a tiger in the bathroom the next morning?

Welcome man. This is a GREAT place to come to.

When you put it in the trunk, try having the seat folded down, and the sub and port facing the inside of the vehicle. As in towards the cabin.

Oh boy, I should bookmark this thread: 30 Cadence pushups 75 Curl ups (2 minutes) 9:56 Mile and a half at 4,000 ft. above sea level (I'm used to sea level) Tomorrow lifting legs.

Welcome to the club my friend

I bet M5 would know exactly what you need.

Great place to start. Good move and welcome.