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tried a few burps again today, and the surround came unglued again, dust cap stayed on. First burp dropped the mirror off the glass, and 2nd burp sounded funny and much lower so I checked and it out and the surround came apart about 1/2 way around the cone. It's being glued again right now, a little more glue this time.
That amp must be pretty powerful.
Possible, but I seriuously doubt it. I've never had a problem with these subs before so it surprises me to have these problems seeing as this amp is supposed to be less powerful. It's gotta be just weak parts or something.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. Slate
It's got me thinking maybe it's time to buy those 10" DC level 4's that I've been wanting.
Supposed to be less powerful doesn't mean anything. The sub could just need to be reconed too, you have been burping those for a while now :D
It's possible, but those are Fi's not the subs you run.....mine are better than yours. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Mike-Team XLA
Could be a cleaner signal plus it may be more powerful then the MA Audio. We recently tested a 4000 at 17 volts and it only was doing 1836. A coulpe of burps after that, it went up in smoke.
You mean your subs are built better then mine with the DC parts you wish you had :D The only non-dc part of my sub is the motor :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by SPL Blazer
Is that legal for Street Stock?
Why do you care? Are you going to come so me a number in my "easy" class :D
I just asked a simple question.
A question you already knew the answer too.
Dude you don't know me like that to come slick out of your mouth. I suggest you discontinue the practice.
Okay, but I ask you also stop asking ME stupid questions in return.
It wasn't stupid to me. I'll ask it on Termpro.
Go ahead, but those aren't my street stock subs so it's pointless, you already know the class is for stamped steel baskets and 2.5" coils. I run an atomic apxx for my daily driver and when I don't have my street stock setup in.