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<blockquote data-quote="VereChronicus" data-source="post: 1837029" data-attributes="member: 565864">Pair of 15&#039;s in 13 net cubic feet enclosure with 250 square inch vent, 18&quot; long. That is a guaranteed pavement buster. Anything less would be a mockery of your intelligence and ability to spend money wisely. That box is the first thing. Second is the subs that can handle an enclosure that efficient...... My recommendation is a pair of AudioQue HD3-15&#039;s or some Digital Designs 3515&#039;s or 9515&#039;s and a Z1 or even a Z2 amplifier. The Z2 leaves the ability to do a charging/battery system for the amplifier that is 16-18V and get some serious power from a single amp. Batteries are the next point of relevance. You have to have power on-tap to supply a big amp like either one listed above. Maybe a Batcap 8400 12V version for the Z1, 16V version for the Z2. If you get the 16V setup, you&#039;ll need to get a step up charger that&#039;ll charge the battery above the voltage of the alternator.The box should only require about $100.00 worth of materials or less if you do it yourself and hopefully have a brad nailer. If you have a talented builder do it for you, you may be looking at $400-800.00. It will definitely be done right though if you pick the right man. Big wiring to compliment a Big 3 upgrade, 0ga or even double run of 0ga. A second factory alternator on a fabricated bracket with lengthened serpentine belt is next. The subs run from $340ish to about $600 each. The battery, is about $1500.00 in most places. It&#039;s expensive because it&#039;s pissed off. The Z1 is about $1400.00 and the Z2 is roughly a grand higher. The second alternator should only be $100-150.00. The brackets and labor and belt about another $100-200.00. The wire and wiring should be about $200-250ish. If you get REAL 0ga, nice distribution terminals and good fuse/breaker setup. An upgraded front battery won&#039;t hurt either. A 1000amp killer battery can be had at SAM&#039;s Club in the tire section. It&#039;s only $99.00. Add all that together and you see that it does not really cost all that much to have a completely retarded ticket generating machine.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="VereChronicus, post: 1837029, member: 565864"] Pair of 15's in 13 net cubic feet enclosure with 250 square inch vent, 18" long. That is a guaranteed pavement buster. Anything less would be a mockery of your intelligence and ability to spend money wisely. That box is the first thing. Second is the subs that can handle an enclosure that efficient...... My recommendation is a pair of AudioQue HD3-15's or some Digital Designs 3515's or 9515's and a Z1 or even a Z2 amplifier. The Z2 leaves the ability to do a charging/battery system for the amplifier that is 16-18V and get some serious power from a single amp. Batteries are the next point of relevance. You have to have power on-tap to supply a big amp like either one listed above. Maybe a Batcap 8400 12V version for the Z1, 16V version for the Z2. If you get the 16V setup, you'll need to get a step up charger that'll charge the battery above the voltage of the alternator. The box should only require about $100.00 worth of materials or less if you do it yourself and hopefully have a brad nailer. If you have a talented builder do it for you, you may be looking at $400-800.00. It will definitely be done right though if you pick the right man. Big wiring to compliment a Big 3 upgrade, 0ga or even double run of 0ga. A second factory alternator on a fabricated bracket with lengthened serpentine belt is next. The subs run from $340ish to about $600 each. The battery, is about $1500.00 in most places. It's expensive because it's pissed off. The Z1 is about $1400.00 and the Z2 is roughly a grand higher. The second alternator should only be $100-150.00. The brackets and labor and belt about another $100-200.00. The wire and wiring should be about $200-250ish. If you get REAL 0ga, nice distribution terminals and good fuse/breaker setup. An upgraded front battery won't hurt either. A 1000amp killer battery can be had at SAM's Club in the tire section. It's only $99.00. Add all that together and you see that it does not really cost all that much to have a completely retarded ticket generating machine. [/QUOTE]

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