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Damn 145 on one type r 15...real nice job. A friend of mine has the older model type r's...two 15's in a big ass ported box...he only hit 144db...
Damn...I did the same to an old school W6...I lasted a little over a minute then seized up though lol.
Most aftermarket HU's push 18-25 watts rms. Power for speakers depends...Components usually can handle more than coax's can. 30-40 watts rms per...
You mean MAKE not NAKE you sick. lol Some people are just better at installing than typing.:)
Ranger serious...make and thread about all of your installs...like post a new one each day. Your work is fuking crazy. Mad props.
So are you looking to stick with the L7s or 2/4 w6's?
haha well yes very true but it isn't my thread
2rgbn...The install and enclosure matter more than the number of subs. Two 12's can outdo 4-6 12's if put in the right box, same with 15's...But...
Sorry I'm just skeptical of a 12L7 hitting that in a SEALED enclosure...154 db is pretty high...Please post specs of box, location mic, and type...
Basically...the final thing about the cap is ditch it...upgrade the big three...and save up for a HO Alt if needed after the big three.
Well nice work anyway...what kind of components are those?
Glad to see someone else who likes brown bread...I like Sarah Lee Bread more though...:D
did it hit 154db on a term lab?
Compared to top notch like Second Skin...it's about midline...but it'll get the job done if applied correctly...could put two layers of it....
If you want cheap than i'd say brown bread. Others will say another deadener but the bread is just my opinion.
Componants are exactly what they are named after...separate components that can be placed wherever you want em. Full range is a woofer with a...
Nice doublt post Ranger to really get the message across lol
It all depends on the sub and how many coils you have.
