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not yet the stock is 80amps and i put a 130amp one in there off a wrecked 2003 highlander

Dies anyone know if a yellow top is enough to be a starter battery and power a crescendo bc2000d and 2 Ssa icons with out dimming the lights

My ride is 2000 Toyota camry

Very good price the kgaotik enclosure is a bit pricey but dc creation had a good looking box and irk how to contact them for a custom box

if you have a 1mzfe version or the v6 3,0l from the toyota camry you can grab an alt from a highlander that will put you at 130amps which i did with my camry. the lexus es300 shares the same 3.0l engine as the toyota camry. but yes i would like to know also since i want to get a 250amp alt from mechman. only thing you will have to do is get a fabricated bracket for it

2 Ssa icons

Alright well in a few weeks I will get a spool of red and another color just have to find a good price

Find the website ram designs that is where you can find all if you want I can post the link when I get home after work

im going to purchase one now so which would be "better". this is one part of the upgrade im going to get 2 ssa icons d1 and wire each to half ohm so i need help choosing which one max looking for $500 on an amp.

Sears is about 15 to 20 miles away all I have is Wal-Mart auto zone and advanced auto parts near me auto zone has a yellow top for 145.99 which is not bad and a half inch shorter then my current one

What would happen if I was .5 cuft under recommened size and what benefit would I see with the 0 gauge wire

I have it hooked up with 4gauge works fine but my new box will try to get 32hz I was thinking the khaotik but 4cu ft is a bit big if I can get 3.5 that will be fine but if I should get 4.0 I have nothing wrong with it but need some space for the other person that drives the car

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I have all decade zips from 1 to 32

I can fit a 24f class and maybe a 35 class

So what should I use to set gain 50 or 40hz are you running off a stock batter or not to bad you don't live close to delaware so that i could hear it and see if i like it or not

with settings gains should i use 40hz test tone or the 50 to 60hz test tone. when i do a google search i see mixed information like 40hz for bass on one page and other says 50hz to 60hz for bass and another says 50hz to 60hz for mids im like seriously is there no right information.

me either. it could be a disgruntled customer of crescendo. i never take the reviews with a grain of salt i just skim over them to see what is common with all the reviews and what things im willing to give up to have "better" for another.

i just got mine today i have not opened it up yet but yet you can find pictures and what not of the bc2000 and the hi fonics i don't know all i know is they do not do rated power

would anyone know how much wattage a yellow top can provide since im thinking of replacing my battery and im upgraded as mentioned in the previous post above this one. while the yellow top be able to keep up with about 2k watts of power draw

The box has been discontinued since 2010 or 2011 and it was part of loaded enclosure set

I do not no the tuning on the box since there is no info on the web for it

Setting the Lpf and isf is only thing that I don't have a good idea to set them to

I'm doing gains with dmm which right now with an x1200m and Polk audio and alpine type r is 60 acv. It is my first time doing car audio with what I have currently. I'm not that sure if I have it right with the gain since I'm still new to it but have been reading when I have time. I know you where giving a suggestion budget right now is just upgrading as I go

I kind of want to run one amp for two subs. So how does amp gain come into play, if a driver can only handle suggested power