Crossfire VR 1000D at 0.67 ohms

[cleansoundzz 10+ year member]

Is the Crossfire VR 1000D stable at 0.67 ohms? How much power will it put out at that ohm load?

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[Side Show 10+ year member]

dont think so, (catchfire)

 

[t-money 10+ year member]

dont think so, (catchfire)

so you used them or are you just talking shit. I had one and ran it at 0.67 all day with no probs. You can run them down to 0.5 with no problems. That amp is solid and you'll see close to 1400 at 0.67. Don't listen to this guy, he has no clue what hes talking about. fvcking noobs

 

[NightDrifter05 10+ year member]

I've used them personally and they could go down to .7 daily but anything lower then that and you were pushing it. You might be able to go .67 but just make sure you have a decent enough electrical system to keep the voltage up.

 

[cleansoundzz 10+ year member]

Thanks, this helps tremendously. I also talked to Roger from Crossfire and he said the same thing. He said just to double check the electrical and make sure it can withstand the electrical pull to my alternator. He also said that there will be an impedance rise from 0.67 ohms anyway. I have 3 BMF 8 or 2 voice coil that can be bridged down to 0.67 ohms and I have a VR 1000D and VR 404 (brand new). I will try it out this weekend. I love the VR series of Crossfire.