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Are you sure you have enough volume to do 2 ported 18's in a trunk? Thanks -Nick

That amp is very powerful, i'd highly suggest that you get the option and still be careful with it. Thanks -Nick

Depends on how much room you have to work with really...(cubic feet volume) That amp should do an honest 1600 watts or so... Thanks -Nick

A stock SSD should be fine...you'll have impedance rise and what not as well.... Thanks -Nick

The Ascendant line will/does have an 8... As of right now we're not going to do one in the very near future...but off in the distance just about anything is a possibility . Thanks -Nick

Totally different subs... About as similar as a pear and a watermelon.. Thanks -Nick

Give Scott a call...he doesn't have internet access right now Thanks -Nick

Keep us updated! We love to hear feedback! Thanks -Nick

So long as he's careful he should be fine with that amount of power... However you may want to entertain the flatwire coil option, that would definitely keep him in the clear. Are you sure there is enough room to get a box as big as the SSD18 requires in and out of a trunk? Thanks -Nick

2 cubes sealed for the 15 works in Tom's truck, however it may not work in your application... We generally don't recommend running the 15's and 18's sealed. Thanks -Nick

I'd probably do the BL's personally. Thanks -Nick

The ZX1000.1 does about 1200 watts...that's all you should need honestly, you'll have to be careful with the 1500...that's a stout amp if you choose it. The subsonic filter is pretty much useless unless you are throwing down in a higher tuned ported enclosure, you really don't need one for a sealed enclosure. Also there isn't much music these days that goes down "that low" to need one... There are no differences in the dual 1 and dual 2 "SQ" Hope that helps Thanks! -Nick

Shouldn't need it really, only thing BBP is going to do is predict output curves that really don't relate to a car scenario... Stick within the guidelines that we've set in the technical section and you should be good to go for enclosures. Thanks -Nick

You should get shims in the kit, just a piece of plastic that goes between the coil former and the pole piece to center the coil in the gap. If they aren't in there you can always use a minilla folder, just make sure when you use it that you use the same number of layers and they don't overlap, otherwise you will get the coil rocked off to one side of the gap. Hope that helps! Thanks! -Nick

Sounds good man, let me know if you need anything else. Thanks! -Nick

Exactly, if you plan on running 1 amp per subwoofer you need to choose the dual 2ohm option and wire the coils in parallel for a final 1ohm nominal load per amp. Let us know if you need anymore help! Thanks! -Nick

Quite a few people run the 12's, however they aren't as popular as the 15's and 18's.... Thanks -Nick

Sounds like you have plenty of volume for a 12, however my main concern with this scenario is how much mounting depth you have to work with? Thanks -Nick

Yeah, sealed will probably be the way to go for you. You may beable to get creative later and shoehorn a ported enclosure in there. But if your going for ease of use and practicality at this point you may just want to go sealed. Thanks -Nick

..As well as how much room you are willing to give up.... Thanks -Nick

Aero's are different, for a 15 you honestly should not need more then 3 3" aero's, possibly 2 4" aero's or a single 6" aero would be adequate... Thanks -Nick

No need for 2 4" aero's, 1 should be fine, what are you wanting to tune it to? Thanks! -Nick

That's not a conventional ported box either...that's more of a messed up transmission line type deal... Should be ok, although i know nothing of their enclosures. Thanks -Nick

Amps should be fine... Thanks -Nick

No kidding? Hah, learn something every day....course there was that period of time where i disappeared from all things audio, swore i would have remembered that one though... Eh, cool none the less.