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OK I read online that just grounding the green brake wire doesnt work anymore so now you have to use a toggle switch or something heres what someone said : "u cannot just ground the green wire(wont work) u need to get an SPST switch...any radioshack will have it... tap the green wire into one...

thx for the response guys

I have a 2005 jeep grand cherokee and just recently got two 15" L7's in a prefab (im buyin a custom box later) i was wondering, should i face the subs and ports toward the front of the car, or toward the trunk? thanks

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ok, ive seen videos of subs like the w7s that look like they are flexing way more then they are supposed too, and i have seen a couple of l7 videos that look like they are flexing too much, can anyone find me a video on realm of excursion that shows me how much my l7s should be moving?

ok i reduced the gain so the popping noise doesnt happen, but my subs look like they are flexing way beyond their limit, is this normal? i got 2 12 L7's

ok im not sure if this is my problem or not but im using a 45hz test tone, is that what im supposed to be using?

i understand that im just wondering why i am getting that popping from my subs when i set it at -10 and -6? but its fine at -3

i set mine using -6 and -10, and when i turned it up the sub sounded distorted and was making popping noises, do you know why they are doing that? but they are fine when i use -6db

ok i set my gains using a -10db tone and i set it correctly but when i turned my volume to 75%(which i set my gains at) while listening to music, it would be louder than usual but my subs would make a popping noise often, which they never do when i set my gains using a -3db tone, why is that?

the thing im tryin to figure out is will my equipment clip more if i use -10 than if i used a -3 or -6?

hmm im not exactly a noob but i wont be able to tell when my equipment is clipping unless i started to smell my subs burning, should i still use -10?

people say to set gains using -10 you need an o-scope which i dont have, but i do have a dmm

ok will i be safe doing -6 or am i better off staying at -3?

I want max output out my amp, its a orion 2500d and im using it to run two kicker 12 l7s, my question is if i set my gains using a -6db tone, would that mean that any music above -6db (-5,-4,-3,-2,-1,0) would cause clipping? or does that mean that -7,-8,-9,-10 would cause clipping?