need help on system
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From: ShitsBurgh
That's not funny, my old circuit breaker on my amp power wire was defective and grounded out to my chassis, and started sparking. Talk about scary shit when smoke and sparks are comin out of your hood, luckily i didn't have my cf hood on yet, or i'da had a heart attack
yeah i returned the sub, so now im not too sure what i want to buy.
i think i might go with 1 12" or 1 10" because i dont really want it to take up too much room in the trunk. so i guess its back to square one.
i think i might go with 1 12" or 1 10" because i dont really want it to take up too much room in the trunk. so i guess its back to square one.
Originally Posted by SupraManAG
dont post on this
bad luck remember?
ull probably run the cable wrong. catch a spark then there comes the fire.
bad luck remember?
ull probably run the cable wrong. catch a spark then there comes the fire.

if you can get the mrd-m501 for $100 take it and run, that's a very good price. And since you're getting that amp I would recommend getting an Alpine Type R 10" dual 4ohm. wire the coils for 2 ohms and run it in a ported box about 1.0 - 1.25 cu.ft. Excellent sound quality, hits hard, low and precise.
Originally Posted by hornedfrog2000
Don't pay any attention to the MAX watts, only the RMS. I would get a 200-500 watt amp, (just so you don't have to upgrade, and a 500 watt amp can be had cheap.) No need for a capacitor for this low of watts. I can do some searching for you if you like. For that low of watts, look at used Zapco, us amps, ppi, xtant. Anyone of those amps will last a very long time, and don't cost very much at all. I would probably run 10-6 guage wire. I have 0 guage sitting in my trunk, but that is for like 2000+ rms watts (very few people run this much). You might want a bigger battery, deep cycle, or just high cold cranking amps.
Originally Posted by Bigpimpin18
I bag to differ. I'm running over 2000 watts with all of my amps, and that's RMS
Were you saying that you beg to differ that not many people run 2000+ watts? Say you put an amp that is rated to 2000 watts at 13.8 volts, if your alternator can only supply 11 volts when the amp is running at maximum, you are never going to see that 2000 watts. You may only see 1200 watts, and will probably put your amp into protection mode. To get a solid 12+ volts while your 2000 watt amp is running your going to need to dedicate about 180 amps to the amp alone.
When you hear an actual 2000 watt system you will know. My old system would almost make you sick if I turned it up. Depending on the driver used too. Also, what I am saying is not practical for most people obviously, but I am obsessed with systems.
I was differing on not many people run 2000 watts. I'm not trying to compete with you, but my stereo is just going for loud and very clear. I got Pioneer PRS 51/4's up front and pioneer PRS 63/4" in a fiberglassed rear deck (both component speakers) and 2 10" Diamond audio D6 all being pushed by Diamond Audio Amps. I do have a capacitor though, and i do need it.
I don't really know what ampers ours is, probably 60-80. A high output one would probably run 250-500 depending on what brand. Theres a guy around on stereo forums that make ones for any car for about 250. Another option is having your alternator rewound to make higher amps, but the alternator has to be reving higher to make any kind of decent power, but its only like 100 dollars to get a shop to do this.
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From: ShitsBurgh
Originally Posted by spiderman3098
hey i got 2 questions how much is our alternator rated at and then how much is a upgraded alternator cost.
Found this http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/94-97...spagenameZWD1V I don't know anything about the manufacturer, or how long this would last you. Maybe a day-3 years, but it does have a 2 year warranty...as long as the company is around that long.
Originally Posted by 97BlackAckCL
That;s where I'm gettin mine from
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From: ShitsBurgh
I had an ohio gen a few years ago, just don't wanna shell out the money when alterstart uses pretty much the exact same design and components and warranties their work too.
Don't know if this has been mentioned, but if you don't have an aftermarket deck, you won't use RCAs to connect to the amp (unless i'm just forgetting the factory deck having RCA outs...?) You'd need go line level.
Originally Posted by 97Cl22
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Good god. I remember the days when 3000 posts seemed impressive LOL
Good god. I remember the days when 3000 posts seemed impressive LOL
That only averages out to about 20 posts per day for the last 2 years....lmao...gotta be the biggest post whore ever. Ok, 21.3 posts per day LOL
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What does h22 have to do with a 10" sub system?
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