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<blockquote data-quote="hispls" data-source="post: 8837859" data-attributes="member: 614752">Unless we&#039;re talking about pairing them with amps of those ratings I wouldn&#039;t call that honest, but probably consistent with what the vast majority of brands would rate a woofer with comparable size coils.&nbsp;&nbsp; For what its worth I&#039;ve been told that the JL W7 coils fit in the &#039;05 sig.&nbsp; For another point of reference either coil is quite similar (in mass and dimensions) to older DD95XX and the older Audioque HDC3 which both use a rather tight gap 3&quot; coil.&nbsp; So comparable to any of those, &#039;02 sig is a big gap that can hold just about any 8 layer you can find.&nbsp; I used to rebuild mine with Nightshade coils back when Jacob would sell parts direct to us mortals.&nbsp; Would recommend Sig for a good platform though.&nbsp; Use DD box size/port ratios and they will perform great.&nbsp; See if you can get it in 12&quot; if you cannot make room for at least 4 cube net.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hispls, post: 8837859, member: 614752"] Unless we're talking about pairing them with amps of those ratings I wouldn't call that honest, but probably consistent with what the vast majority of brands would rate a woofer with comparable size coils. For what its worth I've been told that the JL W7 coils fit in the '05 sig. For another point of reference either coil is quite similar (in mass and dimensions) to older DD95XX and the older Audioque HDC3 which both use a rather tight gap 3" coil. So comparable to any of those, '02 sig is a big gap that can hold just about any 8 layer you can find. I used to rebuild mine with Nightshade coils back when Jacob would sell parts direct to us mortals. Would recommend Sig for a good platform though. Use DD box size/port ratios and they will perform great. See if you can get it in 12" if you cannot make room for at least 4 cube net. [/QUOTE]

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