DC lvl 3 problem

[littleharv93 10+ year member]

ya well im not with him but he had it wired at i think .5 ohms

so lol probley running 2000 rms to a 600 rms sub lol

 

[-01limited- 10+ year member]

ya well im not with him but he had it wired at i think .5 ohms so lol probley running 2000 rms to a 600 rms sub lol

woooo. yeah def will cook that bish even with gains nonexistent lol

 

[SpedBoy 10+ year member]

No problem guys, Atleast he also learned a little bout his head unit. Hopefully she doesnt smell anymore

ya, i wired it like the diagram says, but when i jumped positive and negative i did em on the same side of the sub, aka same coil i think

 

[-01limited- 10+ year member]

ya, i wired it like the diagram says, but when i jumped positive and negative i did em on the same side of the sub, aka same coil i think

Yeah, sounds like you may of only been running one coil which can def be problems. Hope you've got it all straight now.

 

[SpedBoy 10+ year member]

Yeah, sounds like you may of only been running one coil which can def be problems. Hope you've got it all straight now.

i hope so to, thanks for help, im gonna build a new box for it to that box he build is got shims and leaks and all fucked up or put in box i got my type r in my car

 

[-01limited- 10+ year member]

i hope so to, thanks for help, im gonna build a new box for it to that box he build is got shims and leaks and all fucked up or put in box i got my type r in my car

Leaks could also be a part of why your sub is bottoming out. Its losing the pressure in the box and allowing the sub to travel more.

 

[SpedBoy 10+ year member]

Leaks could also be a part of why your sub is bottoming out. Its losing the pressure in the box and allowing the sub to travel more.

well, gonna build a new box, and mount amp to side, i dont know how to do that safely tho

 

[-01limited- 10+ year member]

well, gonna build a new box, and mount amp to side, i dont know how to do that safely tho

Mount the amp to the side of the box? be careful doing that, things can vibrate loose inside and mess it up. If you absolutely have to, put foam or something in between the amp and box so when you screw it down it has something in between to cut down on the vibrations.

 

[SpedBoy 10+ year member]

Mount the amp to the side of the box? be careful doing that, things can vibrate loose inside and mess it up. If you absolutely have to, put foam or something in between the amp and box so when you screw it down it has something in between to cut down on the vibrations.

thats what i wanna do, casue i really wanna mount it to the side of box, casue it looks sweet, and i have no other space to put it except just laying there, ya, i was gonna cut apart a rubber floormat and screw that to box, and then screw the amp on it

 

[Bumpin' Goalie 10+ year member]

thats what i wanna do, casue i really wanna mount it to the side of box, casue it looks sweet, and i have no other space to put it except just laying there, ya, i was gonna cut apart a rubber floormat and screw that to box, and then screw the amp on it

1/2" thick foam washers under the mounting feet keeps the majority of amps surface area off enclosure. Just .02 //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/wink.gif.608e3ea05f1a9f98611af0861652f8fb.gif

 

[littleharv93 10+ year member]

rubber wahsers exo uses em