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the one wire is probably positive since the compressor would be grounded to the car.
the other day i installed a truck horn and compressor in my friends ranger. its loud! haha it'll scare anyone within 100' of the truck
whats your budget?
i suppose i should change my sig lol especially since i dont have the van or any of that equipment other than the amp. its tapered.
what kind of horn
look at the shape of the port as it makes its way through the box. what does it remind you of?
well azn you know that i know what it is haha. hows the design for the ehqs 12 comin?
see what you think about 1.5cuft@38hz for the 13Ov.2. probably too peaky for sq but still pretty flat. wont exceed xmax down to 21hz with 400rms
but then you'll quickly realize that you cant be straight bumpin all the time. law, ear damage it all sets in quickly lol if they hurt tone it...
a 13ov.2 in a 2cuft sealed box with 300 rms wont go out of xmax until 10hz
can you post the T/S parameters for your crossfire BMFs?
if 150rms@4ohm with 12.5 volts or well over 200rms with 13.8+ is enough for the sub. then he should go for a nine.4 so he can run the components...
ford rules all just admit it.
well you could either use the existing ground of your horn on the new one so you can still use your steering wheel. or just run a whole new switch.
good point tyrant, they need the solid strand to thread on to.
junk yard! or if you're a bad kid then you know what to do. ahem just kidding i dont condone those sorts of actions.
my friend installed his HU with some tiny wire nuts that actually seem to hold really well. danracer do they just say that they fall of easily or...
i've repaired many a sub with super glue:) kind of makes upset that a dust cap would just pop off of an elemental designs sub, is it the one that...
it must be metered.
well too be honest they may not be as loud. Those crossfires are awesome subs that dont disappoint. What size enclosure are they in now?
