New car needs new setup!

[zins184 10+ year member]

Looking to install a new system in my 2008 Altima Coupe which has little room in the trunk. So I'm looking for either a pair 8"s or 10"s to match my amp which is a SAZ-1500D. I originally was thinking of a pair of DD 9510, FI Q but I'm looking for more opinions. Also thinking of upgrading my alt but not sure, I was told that the factory alt is a 110-amp alternator. The only way I would be able to install bigger subs is to rip out my rear speakers and I really would like to keep them.

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[zins184 10+ year member]

an hour later and no imput.. cool beans

 

[Louisiana_CRX 5,000+ posts]

I'd go DD 9510's you won't be disappointed if setup right //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif

 

[zins184 10+ year member]

For the amount money I'm sure I won't disappointed but I think I rather have a pair of DD 1508 do to the amount of space I have in my car. Not sure if a they can handle 800+w each for daily. I'm looking for more SQ then super loud. leaning more to pair of 1508 but keeping an eye on FI audio and SSA icon. Any other suggestions? I would be more then happy to look into.. thanks .

 

[zins184 10+ year member]

dump

 

[Louisiana_CRX 5,000+ posts]

the DD 1508's can handle 800 daily clean power...but only come in single 4's...so they wouldn't be a good choice with your amp.....

 

[ThatChevyGuy 5,000+ posts]

try cuspid or funky pup. Great subs.

 

[zins184 10+ year member]

the DD 1508's can handle 800 daily clean power...but only come in single 4's...so they wouldn't be a good choice with your amp.....

2 SVC subs = 4 Ohm each = in parallel = 2 Ohm?? No?

btw 99oldsintrigue never heard of them before but the cuspid looks familiar, anywhere I can find info on or are you pulling my leg.. j/k