Recent content by skater13

still need some info, thanks!

well first thing you wanna do is disconnect your negative battery terminal, always do this when working on car audio. second would be to remove your door panels (rear ones in this case). after that you need to get your factory speakers out, most likely a few phillips head screws. after that you...

Im new to car audio, and this may sound like a dumb question...If i were to add an additional battery (say in my trunk for example) would it also have to be wired up to my alternator in order to run power cable from my amp to it? can someone explain how it would work to me? all tips/advice...

Your stock battery shouldnt have any trouble powering that set up in my opinion

I would try making sure all of your wires are connected to the correct ones on your harness. also make sure its a good connection. it sounds like your illumination wire is not properly connected. hope this helps

first of all burton i didnt turn down advice from those guys, i read it and i took it into consideration. secondly, im not paying anywhere near retail for my upgrade so get off those dudes dicks and dont come at me like that. ******

dont worry about the price ill be paying. i didnt ask for financial counseling. can anyone comment on the subs and amp? ****nn

thanks goalie

yeah i seen those ones, they all bump pretty nice i think.

thanks for input =]

i understand what you guys are saying, and im not sayin ur product aint good. right now tho i would just like opinions on my current choice. Kicker 10DCVR122 - Non-Amplified, Loaded Subwoofer Enclosure Systems - Sonic Electronix i would run amp and subs at 2 ohms. let me know

did you get the link i sent your scorpion?? im still curious what you think

Bumpin' Goalie: thanks but not interested in advertisements..

i would be willing to bet that your factory battery will power that just fine. try it out, see what happens

at this amount of power, will it be bumpin' pretty well??