Recent content by My'97Ram

look VERY nice, whats the price tag on those

going with a 200A alt will be plenty. but when you go to 16v then you are opening a whole other can of worms where you will end up using breakers and whatnot.

i would say avoid porting the box... they will sound better, unless you're really good with ports. they wont be as loud, but they'll sound better

to fit in the back of a 2003 dodge ram quad cab..... the magnets have to be reasonable size, and they have to perform well in a sealed box w/ little space

no way, all opinions are accepted. this is just what i was thinking of, minding that there is limited space.

no definetely not, but its a nice sub

i want sql, a little bit of both

alright, there are too many goddam subs out there, and most are worth the money. i'm in the market for 4 10" subs. i'm just wonderin if i should go with the JL Audio 10w3d4s or the kicker 10L7s, or even another brand. all feedback is welcome. thanks

yeah but i can always sell the subs i have now and go with 4 L7s.... well, i'll let everyone decide for me. i'll just make a post, and ask people for feedback

ummmm, 4ga from the battery? thats pushin it because the amp will need at least 4 ga. thats why paikiah said at least 0/1 ga wire.... then you'll have 3 or 4 4ga outputs

yea, i sorta see where youre coming from... but what do you mean by that??

what i did with my '94 ranger was fiberglass over the 6X8 holes and cut my own 6.5 in hole in the door. but you have to be careful with the depth of the speaker and how far the lip of the speaker comes out or you'll push the door panel out

yeah, when i typed that i guess my mind was elsewhere. i forgot he had that powerful of an amp

well, it seems like you dont have too much to ground. layering one wire on top of anoter will give you a hard time.. get a distrobution block with one 4ga input and 3 8ga outputs. but just like paikiah said, make the wires as short as possible

why, is it even harder to cut a square??? i bet with a saw it is.