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Triangle ports work fine, there aren't any turbulence/noise issues just like any port thats designed properly.

This is getting lame with my stereo. I've grounded the RCAs to the HU chassis, then from there to the stock ground, and my own chassis ground that had extremely low resistance back to the front battery. Noise is still there... what am I missing? The amp grounds have been switched up and around...

Just run your RCAs from the head unit's output to the "CH-1 and CH-2" inputs on the amp. After than, run an RCA cable from the "Pre output" to the "CH-3 and CH-4" inputs on the amp. Adjust settings, and it should work.

Example: Is your amp similar to this, with an input and and output labeled accordingly? I know I'm showing a 2 channel here, but just as a reference. Most amps will have an output on the also so, you hook up your first pair of rcas from your head unit to the first two inputs of your amp, then...

Ok, yeah probably. Does your amp have an output on it also? If it does, you can run a short RCA from the output to the second set of inputs, and bam, all 4 channels work off the one output from your head unit.

Because your amp has 4 outputs for the speakers on it... meaning you can hook 4 speakers up to it. It just takes the signal from your head unit and splits it up to 4 channels.

Ask them.

That is NOT true at all. I have 2/0 welding and 1/0 Knu. The Knu has more CONDUCTIVE area than the 2/0 welding cable.

We ride spinnaz... also 2/0 welding cable.

Just be careful, I bought some 2/0 welding stuff recently and its actually smaller than Knu 1/0 but JUST A SMALL AMOUNT. Considering the price... seems like a good deal to me.

Its probably about the same size as Knu stuff.

I ran one of these for a while at 2 ohms with 2 NSB 90s and it never really dropped more than .4 with a 225 amp alt.

One thread is enough. What year is yours?

12s work just fine in that much space.

Did you run the port directly though that opening?