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Sure it's pretty easy actually 1. remove the speakers from your car ( you could leave them in if you have access to a pool or pond) 2. Scrape of any nomenclature saying they are 4ohm 3. Soak the speakers in water. How long depends on what final impedence you want them to be. To go from 4ohm...

so do you just punch them to tenderize them ?

Better than eating them I guess.

what's a pmiller ?

Your not very nice

Thank you

Wow those speakers look old . Are you sure they even work ?

How much of the work did you do ?

IS that the name of your shop ?

That's not as hard as it seems .

As was that. Thank

Thank you sir, I have enjoyed reading each and everyone of your posts. They are always very informative.

Here you go http://www.caraudio.com/forum/showthread.php?t=31984 Scroll down to helotaxi's post that has 2 4ohm svc = 8ohm load That's how your wiring should be. I think you may have done what was said and dropped it to 2ohm. But they say most amps have some kind of protection built into...

Did you wire your subs positive to poitive to the amp neg, neg, to the amp or neg, pos to the amp pos, neg to the amp ?

From what I have read the amp will be fine pushing the higher impedance. They just don't like lower impedences. They say 8 ohm will be fine on a 4ohm stable amp. You will only get half the power.