Recent content by lsuandy12

with my seat in the most confortable position, my max space would be 17.5" deep, 18" high, and 40" total length. so ive got plenty room for a box for one 15

ive got enough room to make a 5 or 6 ft cubed box behind my seat! i dont have a pic but heres a link to on 07 tundra single cab. Its huge. Aero port?? http://www.cars.com/crp/vp/images/07toyota_tundra/int-reg.jpg

Ok, so I posted a few weeks ago about how one day I was jamming on the way to work and my sub just quit working. Yall said I blew my speaker and that I need to upgrade to a dedicated sub amp and use my 4 channel (ppi 900.4) for my components and 5.25"s. So i took you guys advice. So here is...

I definitely take you guys advise. If you feel it would be best to get a dedicated sub amp then that's what I'm going to do. The loudness of the one jbl 12 in the single cab was enough for what I wanted. Basically, you are saying I should get a sub around the same quality as the jbl if I was...

Well I believe its blown by you guys two posts lol. Its hard to press in, does make a little noise, and definitely feels cratchy! Anyone want to recommend a new dub for my setup? Needs to be a dual 2 around 500-600rms I guess. That ppi amp is a little beast! I feel like I really took my time...

the cone does move inward if i press it. and it feels tight. Could I hook an OHM meter to it??

i have a neg from one VC hooked to the Pos of the other VC. then the Pos and Neg that are left go to amp.

my bad. series. i just checked to make sure. sub doesnt smell at all. and i will switch the components over to the rear channels and see what happens

hello everyone. Im new to this site so ill just give everyone a brief summary of what I have going on. I recently just spent about $700 on a new sound system for my single cab tundra and did the install myself. I have installed very little car audio components in the past but Im fairly...