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<blockquote data-quote="Kicker1984" data-source="post: 4874650" data-attributes="member: 568081">I&#039;m making some changes to my sound system in my 05 Toyota Tacoma and would like some input.I&#039;m replacing my 4 channel amp with an Apline PDX 100.4 Ive heard and read good things about it.Im running Focal 165V2S in my doors now, their RMS is 150. Heres my question, should i bridge the Alpine amp and push 200W to the speakers? Is this safe, or should i just run the 100W to the speakers, many birth sheets ive seen online actually show the alpine producing 123W per channel which is pretty good. But would bridging the amp to my focal be a good idea?Im also thinking about putting my Dayton RSF 180&#039;s in the rear doors of my access cab Tacoma. Would this help with rear fill? The Daytons will probably be getting 123W is that to much? As of right now im only running speakers up front. Any input would be great.I really want to run active but i dont know how to do it. Any one in the Temecula or Murrieta California area know how? I rather take it to someone who is familiar with this setup, than a shop who just thinks they know what they&#039;re doing.Also whats the better sub between an Image Dynamic and JL Audio.I have a JL Audio 12W3V3 right now but im looking to replace it for a 2ohm sub to get more power from my mono amp. Would i hear a difference between the two brands?Thanks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kicker1984, post: 4874650, member: 568081"] I'm making some changes to my sound system in my 05 Toyota Tacoma and would like some input. I'm replacing my 4 channel amp with an Apline PDX 100.4 Ive heard and read good things about it. Im running Focal 165V2S in my doors now, their RMS is 150. Heres my question, should i bridge the Alpine amp and push 200W to the speakers? Is this safe, or should i just run the 100W to the speakers, many birth sheets ive seen online actually show the alpine producing 123W per channel which is pretty good. But would bridging the amp to my focal be a good idea? Im also thinking about putting my Dayton RSF 180's in the rear doors of my access cab Tacoma. Would this help with rear fill? The Daytons will probably be getting 123W is that to much? As of right now im only running speakers up front. Any input would be great. I really want to run active but i dont know how to do it. Any one in the Temecula or Murrieta California area know how? I rather take it to someone who is familiar with this setup, than a shop who just thinks they know what they're doing. Also whats the better sub between an Image Dynamic and JL Audio. I have a JL Audio 12W3V3 right now but im looking to replace it for a 2ohm sub to get more power from my mono amp. Would i hear a difference between the two brands? Thanks. [/QUOTE]

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