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<blockquote data-quote="dacheatham" data-source="post: 8649247" data-attributes="member: 592642"><p>Looks like they are 2.5 inch coil 1300 rms subs, d4. I would look at a good 1500w amp or so. If money is an issue maybe the Audiopipe 2k. Big 3 and a good group 31 battery. Set gains correctly and you should be safe. And as mentioned above...22hz is way too low for car audio. Most rarely tune in the 20s unless they have the right drivers. I would say 30-32 for those. You are losing a ton of output.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dacheatham, post: 8649247, member: 592642"] Looks like they are 2.5 inch coil 1300 rms subs, d4. I would look at a good 1500w amp or so. If money is an issue maybe the Audiopipe 2k. Big 3 and a good group 31 battery. Set gains correctly and you should be safe. And as mentioned above...22hz is way too low for car audio. Most rarely tune in the 20s unless they have the right drivers. I would say 30-32 for those. You are losing a ton of output. [/QUOTE]
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