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<blockquote data-quote="Joseph7195" data-source="post: 7683532" data-attributes="member: 633259">You should be able to pull some descent numbers with that set-up, but you are definitely gonna need more power.&nbsp; I would check out the rule book for the sanctioning body you wish to compete in.&nbsp; Like in USACI, the cutoff I believe would be 2,000 to 4,000 watts in modified and super modified.&nbsp; It wouldn&#039;t help you any to run this category with 2,000 when everyone else will be running max at 4,000 watts. It would be hard to stay competitive. And just to let you know, USACI also doesn&#039;t use the 1 ohm power rating to classify you.&nbsp; You will be put in your category according to what your amp puts out on one channel at 4 ohms. which would be 450 watts per BRZ which gets you to 900.&nbsp; You could probably run&nbsp; 2 more of those amps and be at 1800 watts and qualify for the Stock 601-1800 watt division.&nbsp; Here is a link to there Rule book:<a href="http://www.soundoff.org/rules.htm" target="_blank">United States Autosound Competition International (USACi) - Store Order Form</a>It&#039;s really not hard to compete and be successful, just make sure you have a really good enclosure designer.&nbsp; When it comes down to it, the enclosure will make it or break it for you.&nbsp; I hope you can find some really good shows to go to.&nbsp; There are some really good folks out there that do this and are really good people to have as friends.&nbsp; I hope this helps you some more!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Joseph7195, post: 7683532, member: 633259"] You should be able to pull some descent numbers with that set-up, but you are definitely gonna need more power. I would check out the rule book for the sanctioning body you wish to compete in. Like in USACI, the cutoff I believe would be 2,000 to 4,000 watts in modified and super modified. It wouldn't help you any to run this category with 2,000 when everyone else will be running max at 4,000 watts. It would be hard to stay competitive. And just to let you know, USACI also doesn't use the 1 ohm power rating to classify you. You will be put in your category according to what your amp puts out on one channel at 4 ohms. which would be 450 watts per BRZ which gets you to 900. You could probably run 2 more of those amps and be at 1800 watts and qualify for the Stock 601-1800 watt division. Here is a link to there Rule book: [URL="http://www.soundoff.org/rules.htm"]United States Autosound Competition International (USACi) - Store Order Form[/URL] It's really not hard to compete and be successful, just make sure you have a really good enclosure designer. When it comes down to it, the enclosure will make it or break it for you. I hope you can find some really good shows to go to. There are some really good folks out there that do this and are really good people to have as friends. I hope this helps you some more! [/QUOTE]

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