frogcase2002

Decided to go with an xs xp950. Should fit good

depending on what it is you can always fabricate something, someone who can weld would be a plus I could if I had a welder. . But what is connected to it is what the throttle cables come out of

I was wanting to take out the stock battery tray and would be able to fit alot more but its attached to other things

I found a shuriken bt35 that I think yould fit . Its 35 ah and 900 ca. . Going to be really small and its a little over $100

Do you have room to lay a group 31 or similar on it's side? Dont think so. Its a real tight fit . Especially with the terminals im putting on.

I know someone that mite be interested

Kinda like the look of it forreal but way to high in price

Fort Wayne Indiana, 2 miles north of the coliseum.There are a couple people up around columbus that sell batts for pretty cheap

Does anyone have any recommendations for a good table saw to be able to cut whole sheets of wood? Would want to stay under 1500. Will be for an audio shop

http://www.baileigh.com/hybrid-table-saw-ts-1044h?gclid=CjwKEAiA3Ou1BRDso5XyhduuwFASJABP3PEDix90DMO6CvVzDjyQ7BamN1HXbWgPg7vVEzrBqcen1BoCim3w_wcB This is one I was looking at

Thats what I was thinking. But the cheaper ones aroung a grand or so look kinda cheap I would say Panel saw is the best option, the one in our shop isn't exceptionally great but it does a great job. This is the one we use in our shop, We extended the sides out so we could cut even larger panels since we buy extra large sheets of MDF. http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200193574_200193574?cm_mmc=Google-pla&utm_source=Google_PLA&utm_medium=Power%20Tools%20%3E%20Woodworking&utm_campaign=Milwaukee&utm_content=M0238&ci_src=17588969&ci_sku=M0238&gclid=CjwKEAiA3Ou1BRDso5XyhduuwFASJABP3PEDs7tDx5oOgGJeTCDcvjFWXNhKjeVfT50Yvu4GmFUOnhoCD1Hw_wcB Is there a way to measure on that one or do you just make a line on the wood and line it up

Friend of mine is opening up a shop and im helping him get everything together. . . . He said money is no issue but dont want him going crazy

Thats what I was thinking. But the cheaper ones aroung a grand or so look kinda cheap

You think 15.5 cubes with 227.5 inches of port tuned to 31 would be good for 2 zcon 18s on 6k rms. Not really sure how to model enclosures yet

Where are you located?

Figured I should start my build log since my recone is on the way and box is getting close to being done. . . At the moment I cant upload pictures but can text someone some pictures if they want to put them here

the people that do it is more than likely for piece of mind... but then again they probably arent running under 5kw Will have between 5 and 10k

Does it matter to have multiple runs from alt to batt in the big 3 since its a short run when having multiple runs from front to back?

If you wanna come by when I get the wood. . Will be this month sometime. Probably a couple weeks

Think im going to go with driver side port cause I do want to compete but its not my main concern. Im sure it will still be pretty loud anywhere in the car. .

Is there anything I should look at when deciding where to put the port? Middle port, top port, driver side port or whatever. . . It is a b-pillar flat wall with 2 zcon 18s on 5k plus at first

Is it fine just doing one run from alt to batt when having multiple runs from front batt back to rear batts since its a short run?

Got 3 power and 3 ground runs ran in the van and installed the new alt. Ill start a new build log for the van once I start on the enclosure for the wall

How would I get in contact with him? . . I seen some of them for sale on caraudio.com but says there all sold

Should be getting the van build stated soon. Anyone got suggestions on batts to get that are reasonably priced new?