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XXXXX222222 I have the SAE1200 and 1/0 fits like a golve like jay-cee said might as well buy you the 0 gauge now and not have to worry about it later! Go to knukonceptz.com for the kit!

Fi SSD>>>>>>>>>>>>>> RF P3 Save your money. You'll be happier in the end. One thing I'VE learned in Car Audio is that you don't wanna cheap out. RF isn't gonna give you the customer service that Fi will either. But if you really want those subs then nobody is stopping you.

I contributed about 600 to your sales... And couldnt be happier!

How much of a difference does aeroports make? If it's ok with you I can just wait till my other check in two weeks and I'll have enough for it.

That port is massive lol

Damn that's a little out of my price range... :/ Do you think you could send me a design and I'll just pay for that?

x2 I think A lot of people who read this thread will learn something new

Andrew, perfect. Quote? I can send payment Friday Stefan, I actually have them in a shitty prefab sealed box with an SAE-1200d and really that's all the power they need to get loud. Unless you plan on competeing all you need is to give them rated.

Sounds good but if you could add more length and shorten the width that would be great. Like 19" width and whatever length would still make it 3.6 cubes.. Lol sorry if that was confusing.

Oh! My bad, they're 35x21x15 if you need it bigger I'll see if I can go measure up again. And yes a double baffle.

I just basically am looking for a badass enclosure at a decent price. If you could let me know how much it would be for a 3.6 cuft box with maybe some aero ports, flush mount and carpeted that would be great. Oh and I'll do a review on the box when I get it

That looks sweet. Do all those smoothed edges inside the port make a difference in sound?

Thanks for the responses, my budget is anywheres between 200-300 and HAT has come out with an affordable line, here's the link,. It's Results for Hybrid Audio Technologies:Imagine ™ Thats the affordable Imagine line from them. I guess my decision would be between these and the ID ctx6.5's but I really want a quality driver. I guess I should just buy both and try them both out... Edit: guess I did the link right lol

Idk if they failed. But it seems a little fishy. Maybe Jacob can elaborate on how these kinda amps operate?

Anybody heard them? I've read on ca that they are top notch comps... Wanted to know what you guys think about them, one dude kept stressing that they were made in china and overpriced compared to other brands. Thoughts?

Since I'm only on my phone right i can't really use any software to design a box. If you could just give me the cut out measurments that would be great. Maybe a picture of what it might look like. Tuned to 30hz Demensions 32Lx20Wx16H If possible I want the port in the middle with a board separating the the two. So the subs each have there own chamber. All help is appreciated.

Damn Nathan can get me a battery for $45? That's how much I paid. I already got it, it will do fine for now until I can get more money.

Don't really want to deal with having to setup a extra battery in the back again. But if it's truly the best solution then I'll go ahead and do it. Here are the specs Internal or External Regulator: Internal regulator Pulley Included: Yes Pulley Type: 6S Pulley Size: 62 Amperage: 80 Fan Type: Internal fan Voltage Rating: 12 Family: ND IF IR OE Manufacturer: Denso

I agree. They really know how to keep there customers. Not to mention the quality of the products!

The guy said group 34. If that helps.

I wish I knew they guy selling it didn't say but I'm guessing it's the best one for car audio.. The guy only sells them for this purpose.

Could I run a single yellow top as a starting battery and run a ~1500w system off of it?

XS power 1200. Fits right in your $180 range.

It's constructive critisism dude. Take it in and learn from it, don't get all pussy hurt.

please read guidelines in order for us to help, i wouldn't recommend using a prefab box for the BLs especially a ported prefab. You'd be better off spending 50 bucks an building your own.