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09-29-10, 11:35 AM
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you should try to upgrade to cvx's. they actually get louder then l7's in trunk cars, because you can fix a box big enough for the L7's to proplerly preform. they need a insanely big box, a pair of 15" L7's need almost double what my 18's need, lol. you should also try to move your amp, piling stuff on top of them can make them over heat, and hifonics amps blow enough is normal conditions.
EPIC win.
EPIC win.
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09-29-10, 12:08 PM
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you should try to upgrade to cvx's. they actually get louder then l7's in trunk cars, because you can fix a box big enough for the L7's to proplerly preform. they need a insanely big box, a pair of 15" L7's need almost double what my 18's need, lol. you should also try to move your amp, piling stuff on top of them can make them over heat, and hifonics amps blow enough is normal conditions.
EPIC win.
EPIC win.
09-29-10, 01:13 PM
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you should try to upgrade to cvx's. they actually get louder then l7's in trunk cars, because you can fix a box big enough for the L7's to proplerly preform. they need a insanely big box, a pair of 15" L7's need almost double what my 18's need, lol. you should also try to move your amp, piling stuff on top of them can make them over heat, and hifonics amps blow enough is normal conditions.
EPIC win.
EPIC win.
i concur. hits better than my oldschool Rockford 800a4
09-30-10, 05:01 AM
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09-30-10, 07:06 AM
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and maybe not, but it needs to be somewhere. im sure everyone knows how to do a big 3, but just not by connections on the es.....thats what we are really asking for....
09-30-10, 09:56 AM
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if you don't know where your battery terminals are, you have no need to even be under the hood....
09-30-10, 09:59 AM
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no one said that. what we cant find is where to mount the wires. the big 3 is not a rocket science concept. we all know that, but ideas of connection are somewhat difficult. if i didn't know where the terminals were, how could i ever install an amp.....come on now.....
09-30-10, 10:35 AM
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no one said that. what we cant find is where to mount the wires. the big 3 is not a rocket science concept. we all know that, but ideas of connection are somewhat difficult. if i didn't know where the terminals were, how could i ever install an amp.....come on now.....
09-30-10, 10:37 AM
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the alternator looks like it is some type of harness. could you possibly take a pic of your big 3?
09-30-10, 10:40 AM
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10-06-10, 11:53 PM
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First off a cap is always a good idea for a aftermarket sound system. It acts as a sponge and gives a constant voltage output for your system so your lights dont dim and your bass hits hard all the time. If your having rattling problems you might need to go the extra mile and use
10-07-10, 06:50 AM
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First off a cap is always a good idea for a aftermarket sound system. It acts as a sponge and gives a constant voltage output for your system so your lights dont dim and your bass hits hard all the time. If your having rattling problems you might need to go the extra mile and use