Recent content by Pearson

I've had to buy a replacement speaker before (from Massive Audio) so hopefully Polk will let you do the same. I have my crossovers back by my amps and I kinda rigged my speakers. I bought the foam surround (anyone off amazon), cut it in half, and mounted them so that it would cover the top...

4ga would give you room tp upgrade but 8ga is fine for what you're running now.

Clear your pm's dude. Then send me a price for that amp.

Earlier in the thread someone said you had music that you could put on these drives. Do you have any samples or anything to preview the music? I may hit you up for the 16GB version in a little while.

Typo. It was late and my brain quit working.

Adding to this. Get a 1/0 amp kit -> distro block (1/0 in 2 4g out) -> 4g to individual amps 1/0 Ground wire -> distro block (1/0 in 2 4g out) -> 4g to individual amps If you have the room you can have each amp grounded individually instead of going to a distro block. I have a...

Pioneer, Kenwood, and Alpine all make pretty good DD HU's. I have a Pioneer and I love it. I had an Alpine CDA-9886 but sold it before I knew how good it was. Post up what you're thinking and people will let you know.

It probably works the best but it looks like ***. Because of the looks, many people frown. I've ran speaker wire straight through the box, through a hole, and then sealed it with silicone without issue.

sent pm as well

I've never used it but I wouldn't put it into the cigarette lighter. Direct wire to your amp/s and you'll be happy. I don't think i'd pay $80 for a voltmeter when I can find meters for $10 or less.

A lot of people have good luck with the meters off ebay.

Looks real good. I really like the front bumper + winch. Looking forward to the next couple of steps on your project.

nothing yet...

Hit up the classifieds on here for a good amp. You can't go wrong with sundown, dc, or dd. There are many good brands and it really depends on what you want. If you want a little overhead, most people do so they can upgrade at a later point, you may want to look at amps a little more powerful...

7" will be fine for the sub. I had a dd 1008 that had a mounting depth of 4.5" and my box was a wedge that only allowed for 5" mounting depth and it was fine. I ran it for almost a year and never had issues.