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  1. Okay. I'm going to be taking the truck into the shop to get everything done soon. As for the dimensions, I will get them ASAP. Also, how much do you suppose all the upgrading will cost?
  2. I'm going to have a high output alternator installed (somewhere around 240 Amps?), and have extra batteries installed. Is there anything else you would suggest?
  3. Hello everyone, I'm still trying to decide whether to buy one or two FI 15 BTLs. I will be buying each sub with: dual 2 Ohm, cooling package, HiXmCoil, I heat ring, and will be set for daily. For each sub, I was planning on either running a Hifonics BRZ3000.1D Pro with 3,000 watts RMS @ 1 Ohm, or a Memphis MC1.4000 Mojo which has 4,000 watts RMS @ 1 Ohm. Will the FI BTL 15 be able to handle 4,000 watts? or will the 3,000 watt amp be a better choice? Money is not an issue, and I'm going to do the Big 3 under the hood. I am also looking for the dimensions of a box for either the one or two 15s. The truck is a 2009 Chevy Silverado 1500 extended cab. I'm going to remove the backseat, to make room for the sub/s. I don't know the dimensions of the back with the seats removed. For a ported box, FI recommends that the box is 3-5 cubic ft. @ 30-35 Hz with 12-16 square inches of vent area per cubic foot of volume. I was thinking of something around 4 cubic feet @ 32 Hz with 14 square inches of vent area per cubic foot. Can anyone find a link to box online, or show me dimenshions of a box that will fit in the back of the truck (both, a single 15" sub box and/or a dual 15" box, would be very much appreciated)? Much thanks in advance.
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