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<blockquote data-quote="87tmk3" data-source="post: 547984" data-attributes="member: 556541">Your questions are not easy ones to answer. First it will be hard to haveâ€ good flat eq response&quot; and &quot;extreme bass&quot; in the same setup. But I will try and help.First the Solobaric L7&#039;s are very good. As for the box, give Kicker a call, the will help you with the specs.Second at least, you should add a 5-15 fared cap. What size is the alternator? If it is under 120 amp I would replace it.Third Dynamat is made to stop metal from vibrating, it has nothing to do with SPL.The difference between 2 and 4 ohm is the coil wiring. It has nothing to do with power handling. Some people need 4 ohm subs because they only wish to run one sub, or the amp isnâ€™t 1 ohm stable. You have to look at the total install to see what ohm subs work best with your equipment.Also, if give more detail on the rest of the setup it would help answer the question better.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="87tmk3, post: 547984, member: 556541"] Your questions are not easy ones to answer. First it will be hard to haveâ€ good flat eq response" and "extreme bass" in the same setup. But I will try and help. First the Solobaric L7's are very good. As for the box, give Kicker a call, the will help you with the specs. Second at least, you should add a 5-15 fared cap. What size is the alternator? If it is under 120 amp I would replace it. Third Dynamat is made to stop metal from vibrating, it has nothing to do with SPL. The difference between 2 and 4 ohm is the coil wiring. It has nothing to do with power handling. Some people need 4 ohm subs because they only wish to run one sub, or the amp isnâ€™t 1 ohm stable. You have to look at the total install to see what ohm subs work best with your equipment. Also, if give more detail on the rest of the setup it would help answer the question better. [/QUOTE]

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