meca 2x event may 19th columbus ohio (4x weekend)

[thegreatestpenn]

what: meca 2x event
when: saturday may 19th 10am-4pm
where: Shoppe's of Alum creek 1030 alum creek dr. columbus, OH 43209
who: YOU!

http://www.mecacaraudio.com/flyers/5-19-12OH.jpg
first event of a 4x weekend in columbus OH, get those points

and here's the rulebook for those not used to meca
http://www.mecacaraudio.com/2012rulebook.pdf

[bubbagumper6]

Question. I have a Hyundai 2 door hatchback and it has a reardeck/beauty panel thing that covers the hatch area but only snaps in and is completely removable. The relevant rules are as follows (for the street division)

13. Rear deck must maintain factory appearance, have no holes and must have some type of upholstery/covering.
14. Modifications to the vehicle’s cargo area are limited to Non-Permanent Modifications. Cutting of metal is prohibited.
15. Any brackets, panels, 3rd row seats, and/or non-structural supports in the cargo area (behind the back seat and lower than
the top of the back seat) that can be unbolted or unscrewed may be removed, provided they can be reinstalled using factory fasteners and do not violate any other rules in section D.

So my question is, am I allowed to remove that piece for competing?

It DOES sit lower than the back seats (by a few inches).

[bgowdy]

everything in my blazer is stock. everything in hatch is below back seat. what class would this put me in

[kushy_dreams]

Question. I have a Hyundai 2 door hatchback and it has a reardeck/beauty panel thing that covers the hatch area but only snaps in and is completely removable. The relevant rules are as follows (for the street division)

So my question is, am I allowed to remove that piece for competing?

It DOES sit lower than the back seats (by a few inches).

I would say line 15 answers your question.

everything in my blazer is stock. everything in hatch is below back seat. what class would this put me in

It depends on your cone area and fusing before the amp.

Cone area is figured by the radius of your woofer/s squared times pi

Then you add amount of the fuse by your amp x 10

If you don't have a fuse within ~12in of your amp then it goes by the rms of your amp or one half of the peak or something like that.

[thegreatestpenn]

I would say line 15 answers your question.



It depends on your cone area and fusing before the amp.

Cone area is figured by the radius of your woofer/s squared times pi

Then you add amount of the fuse by your amp x 10

If you don't have a fuse within ~12in of your amp then it goes by the rms of your amp or one half of the peak or something like that.

somebody been studying the rulebook

[nateberrier]

Question. I have a Hyundai 2 door hatchback and it has a reardeck/beauty panel thing that covers the hatch area but only snaps in and is completely removable. The relevant rules are as follows (for the street division)



So my question is, am I allowed to remove that piece for competing?

It DOES sit lower than the back seats (by a few inches).

AAAAAAAAAHHHH SHIIII you gonna come down from toleder to compete wif da meca boy and girls?

[nateberrier]

Question. I have a Hyundai 2 door hatchback and it has a reardeck/beauty panel thing that covers the hatch area but only snaps in and is completely removable. The relevant rules are as follows (for the street division)



So my question is, am I allowed to remove that piece for competing?

It DOES sit lower than the back seats (by a few inches).

AAAAAAAAAHHHH SHIIII you gonna come down from toleder to compete wif da meca boy and girls?

[bubbagumper6]

I would say line 15 answers your question.

Yeah, but I'm pretty sure when I asked on the MECA forum someone told me I had to leave it in, plus rule 13 kind of confused me as well...was just making sure

EDIT: Nevermind I was thinking of a completely different post (Asked about dbdrag rules on termpro) I'm not even a member of the MECA forum lol

AAAAAAAAAHHHH SHIIII you gonna come down from toleder to compete wif da meca boy and girls?

Moving to Columbus (Dublin) in May



Also kind of depends on how small I can get my fusing....right now I'd be in Street 4, would be nice if I could get down to 3 or even 2....

[nateberrier]

Yeah, but I'm pretty sure when I asked on the MECA forum someone told me I had to leave it in, plus rule 13 kind of confused me as well...was just making sure

EDIT: Nevermind I was thinking of a completely different post (Asked about dbdrag rules on termpro) I'm not even a member of the MECA forum lol



Moving to Columbus (Dublin) in May



Also kind of depends on how small I can get my fusing....right now I'd be in Street 4, would be nice if I could get down to 3 or even 2....

I used to run a 40 amp on a 1500.1 mb quart

[bubbagumper6]

I used to run a 40 amp on a 1500.1 mb quart

You just get like a short burp before it blows? I'm running an SAZ-2500D and single 18". @kushy_dreams thought I may be able to get by with a 70A but I've got a 300A in there now, lulz.

[bgowdy]

I would say line 15 answers your question.



It depends on your cone area and fusing before the amp.

Cone area is figured by the radius of your woofer/s squared times pi

Then you add amount of the fuse by your amp x 10

If you don't have a fuse within ~12in of your amp then it goes by the rms of your amp or one half of the peak or something like that.

ok i have 1 18 hdc3 18. i believe i should be able to burp off of a 40a anl... were would that put me

[thegreatestpenn]

ok i have 1 18 hdc3 18. i believe i should be able to burp off of a 40a anl... were would that put me

As2/s2/m2 depending on box orientation.


Fyi the 2500should be able to be burped off 70a of fusing with no issue

[bgowdy]

oh my box is below the top of back seat

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well my amp is only set for 2200

[bubbagumper6]

As2/s2/m2 depending on box orientation.


Fyi the 2500should be able to be burped off 70a of fusing with no issue

Will I pop the fuse everytime though? The cheapest I can find 70A ANL fuses is like $5 each so that's an expensive burp, haha. Might just have to invest in a different fuse holder for comps...

Do they make any kind of MINI ANL adapter that would fit inside a standard ANL fuse holder?

[bgowdy]

Will I pop the fuse everytime though? The cheapest I can find 70A ANL fuses is like $5 each so that's an expensive burp, haha. Might just have to invest in a different fuse holder for comps...

Do they make any kind of MINI ANL adapter that would fit inside a standard ANL fuse holder?

ive never heard of a mini anl adapter