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<blockquote data-quote="will3" data-source="post: 8297037" data-attributes="member: 602964">Your fusing needs to be within 18&quot; of the first amplifier in MECA , you can fuse whatever you would like @ the batteryYou will be limited to a certain number of fuses in a class i.e. Street 2 =2 fuses not counting the fusing under the hood only the fuses within 18&quot; of the amplifieryou can only run certain types of automotive fuses ANL, mini ANL, AGUNO MAXi fusesIn street your enclosure and everything attached to it ( amplifiers,subwoofers ,etc.) must be below the seat line ( not the headrest but the actual seat) and in the cargo area ( behind the B pillar )If you blow your fusing you will not be disqualified, if your score is over 120db it will stand, if it is not you should be offered a retrythere will be a learning curve for a few shows just try to build to the rule book and soak up what other seasoned competitors are doing and just be patient and enjoy yourself</blockquote>

[QUOTE="will3, post: 8297037, member: 602964"] Your fusing needs to be within 18" of the first amplifier in MECA , you can fuse whatever you would like @ the battery You will be limited to a certain number of fuses in a class i.e. Street 2 =2 fuses not counting the fusing under the hood only the fuses within 18" of the amplifier you can only run certain types of automotive fuses ANL, mini ANL, AGU NO MAXi fuses In street your enclosure and everything attached to it ( amplifiers,subwoofers ,etc.) must be below the seat line ( not the headrest but the actual seat) and in the cargo area ( behind the B pillar ) If you blow your fusing you will not be disqualified, if your score is over 120db it will stand, if it is not you should be offered a retry there will be a learning curve for a few shows just try to build to the rule book and soak up what other seasoned competitors are doing and just be patient and enjoy yourself [/QUOTE]

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