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<blockquote data-quote="Jakerrr" data-source="post: 7600073" data-attributes="member: 637923"><p>Sa-12 ported tuned to 30-35 hz will give you exactly what you&#039;re looking for. Get the d2 version and wire it down to 1 ohm. That amp should put out about 1k wrms at 1 ohm which will be perfect. I have an sa-15 tuned to 34 hz on 1100 wrms and it&#039;s pretty nasty. Sunroof flex and some ear pain on the low notes. When the bass drum hits on heavy metal, I can feel my hair blow forward slightly. I usually don&#039;t turn it up all the way because it gets kinda violent. The only downside to it is the crazy amount of rattle, and the fact that I can&#039;t really hear the music. Make sure you get deadener. If you want the highish bass that your cvrs didn&#039;t provide, you will probably need to go sealed which I don&#039;t recommend you&#039;d lose so much output and I don&#039;t know of many good subs that work well sealed. A dcon might be ok and a w6 would be good for sq but the price is outrageous.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Jakerrr, post: 7600073, member: 637923"] Sa-12 ported tuned to 30-35 hz will give you exactly what you're looking for. Get the d2 version and wire it down to 1 ohm. That amp should put out about 1k wrms at 1 ohm which will be perfect. I have an sa-15 tuned to 34 hz on 1100 wrms and it's pretty nasty. Sunroof flex and some ear pain on the low notes. When the bass drum hits on heavy metal, I can feel my hair blow forward slightly. I usually don't turn it up all the way because it gets kinda violent. The only downside to it is the crazy amount of rattle, and the fact that I can't really hear the music. Make sure you get deadener. If you want the highish bass that your cvrs didn't provide, you will probably need to go sealed which I don't recommend you'd lose so much output and I don't know of many good subs that work well sealed. A dcon might be ok and a w6 would be good for sq but the price is outrageous. [/QUOTE]

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