infamous_e46 5,000+ posts
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Is it ok to wire my treo sub down to .5 on this amp
I have the big OEM batt in the rear of my g8 and a 55ah deka
I have the big OEM batt in the rear of my g8 and a 55ah deka
I personally think it has nothing to do with batteries but alternator output. Mine is 125 amp stock and I run a BRZ2400 at 2 ohm and its still a little rough on my alt. Even if I had 17 batteries in my trunk, still doesn't change the fact that my alternator only supplies 125 amps.Car has a 120 amp alt and OEM batt in trunk what if I run the big 100 ah deka ?
Exactly how would I measure that ?you dont think imp rise would bring it up past 1?
Run at .5 WIth gain way down ?Just try it.. Feel your subs and amp for heat.. Or test with an IR thermometer (cheaper den FUUUUUUUUUUUUUU)
Try it with the gain at a level where it pushes the sub but isn't at full tilt. feel the amp up to see if it is getting hot and make sure it doesn't get too hot. I would assume that you would definately be at over 1ohm though after imp rise with wires and box and stuff.Run at .5 WIth gain way down ?
My moofer has 8g direct connects lolIf it helps, I ran one of those 1208d (i think that was the model number) at half ohm but it performed perfectly fine, not getting too hot. I was using 14g speaker wire and I'm sure that helped the impedance rise a little, plus the box rise.
Thats dank.Yep 8g direct from moofer to amp
Same. I ran a bxi1210d at .5 on two type r's and it was fine. I still have it chillen in my closet actually, I beat the **** out of that thing still works fine. And the BRZ line is much stronger, I'm a huge fan.If it helps, I ran one of those 1208d (i think that was the model number) at half ohm but it performed perfectly fine, not getting too hot. I was using 14g speaker wire and I'm sure that helped the impedance rise a little, plus the box rise.