Julian

One of relays/isolators comes stock, and its to trigger the starter I believe. The other one is so the Kinetik and diehard are not always connected, They are too different for me to feel comfortable having them together at all times. The center console because I wanted it hidden but to be closer to the amp, because I was losing 2volts from the front to the amp. I plan on putting a pair of Diehard platinums in the front, which they will always be connected to eachother. Then 2 Kinetiks which will be run together by the amps. So this temporary change will set up for that basically. They are both AGM batteries so there will be no ill effect of having them connected.

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That would be me, I probably had 10 or 15 sheets that were half unusable.

It depends on how you roll, most cases drivers side port is loudest with drivers window closed and passengers open, center port is typically both windows down. I normally roll around with my side up and the passenger window open.

Oh yeah I didn't see that till just now, So yeah, subs forward port on the drivers side IMO.

Looks great man.. Are you ready to wall her yet?

Going be a box, inside the bed of an avalanche at the midgate. Ok so "bellow the window line". Personally I would do subs up port back with about 2-3 inches of room between the hatch and the port. That will usually be the loudest and best option for most SUV's

I would do shared chamber with the subs an equal distance from the port if possible. I normally do drivers side port, or center port. Is it going to be a wall or a box?

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Moved to the proper forum.

Nah man you know me I don't get mad. There are a couple guys in mwspl doing some great numbers on the dash. One being chad stoulil doing a 64 outlaw and 61 mwspl style.

They are similar to the odyssey 2150s although not as strong.

Very true, what org are you competing in?

Was it the same year car?

going in the record books hopefully.Then again I tried for a world record in the camaro too, and failed. These s10's get stupid loud so it will just come down to tons of time and tweaking.

Looking great man I'm interested to see where this goes.

At what voltage are you charging your batteries, also do you have a load tester? You can put a load on it and see if it drops to low voltage. Normally batteries just don't die, there is typically a reason if you keep your current setup you may just ruin another group of batteries.

Honestly cone area will be your greatest friend when it comes to low end.

I ran 4 3500's at .5 with 8 of them and a 320a alt and stayed in the mid 12's constantly.

I switched and for the price and performance theyre better IMO Being able to pick them up locally on sale is great.

I ordered some, the above is true but what they leave out is that some parts of the foil lack the butyl parts. So you may get half a sheet that's usable. In maybe 1~10 3 or 4 were like that

Kevin is a douche equipment is nothing special. If you get it cheap I'd run it. But if you pay retail I wouldn't

Kevin is a douche equipment is nothing special. If you get it cheap I'd run it. But if you pay retail I wouldn't

Usually in the f series trucks the best way to get around depth issues is a bump out so the magnet will clear. We used a lot of s series from alpine with great results sealed in these trucks.you can also add some washers and longer bolts to get a bit more depth

I don't think you buy a Nissan GTR and ask the dealer how do you put it in 2nd? All Julian was insinuating is that maybe he should have done a little bit more research before making such a big purchase. And having such an "large" equipment list. That was my point exactly, if you need to ask some serious basic questions without doing at least the bare minimum of research you probably shouldn't be doing it. We aren't here to spoon feed you information. And to say to come back when I've ran as big of equipment at that is laughable. I've been in this hobby for nearly 9 years with multiple large setups.. 8 xcon 10s on 15k, 12 12s on 20 k.. etc If you can't do some basic calculations or even plug them into a calculator you shouldn't be delving this deep into a hobby where a miss calculation can ruin thousands of dollars worth of equipment. So yeah. Lul