Duran

It's venting, and that's why you meter louder if you vent vs. all sealed up.

It's probably getting hot because you have stock electrical and it's struggling. You NEED power to make power.

What you just said is one of the most idiotic things i've ever heard. At no point were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone that read your comment is now dumber for having read it... Thanks Mr. Principal

Email [email protected] specifying which color and your address, Aaron will get them to you

Fap fap fap..........

You got it. so how did you get your name green. and some times i see people with yellow or blue names too Because he is a Super Moderator, Administrators are red, Moderators are dark blue, Regulars are light blue, Supporter Level 1's are Orange, Level 2 supporters are Yellow, and Members are blue. and your name just keeps changing colors the more you post? Nope, your name won't change to light blue till you reach 1,000 posts. Unless you decide to become a forum supporter.

You got it. so how did you get your name green. and some times i see people with yellow or blue names too Because he is a Super Moderator, Administrators are red, Moderators are dark blue, Regulars are light blue, Supporter Level 1's are Orange, Level 2 supporters are Yellow, and Members are blue.

How much to 84401?

Woofers passenger side, port driver side. Brace the heck out of it, I'd do reverse round in the corners, you don't need to double layer except for the baffle of course.

For a house? An enclosure? An amusement park? Download Google Sketchup 7 and you won't have to count on anyone else for providing help.

If your telling us your leaving...that's not really missing in action is it? Lulz

Seriously guys, damn.

Goodbye Q.

It's REALLY easy to do, and free.

Digging the chat on there now

Unless you have a good bit of space between the back of the enclosure and the back of the vehicle I can see you not being happy with it.

Get some Decaf

That is just a rule of thumb and does not always apply, I actually HATE that little "rule" because the port MUST be designed to suit the woofer, not the enclosure it is in. He's using 7.6 cuft.. he's gonna have a lot of cone area.. he isn't building this for a 6 inch woofer.. more like an 18.. and for high excursion woofers that rule of thumb is necessary. At the very least he'll need to flare the port on both ends Port Area Calc. With an 18" high excursion woofer the "rule of thumb" is not enough. That's the point, it's a bad recommendation in most cases because it's normally not sufficient port area for the given woofer. That was the point of my post, not to argue but to clarify.

That is just a rule of thumb and does not always apply, I actually HATE that little "rule" because the port MUST be designed to suit the woofer, not the enclosure it is in.

Nice forum upgrade Welcome to SSA!

I don't think small baby eater applies, maybe small baby elephant eater? Lol

Dontcha mean quadruplets? They look good

Crappy soft parts. I've had no issues with PSi soft parts. Nor have I heard or seen any. Daily they seem to work fine. But when we receive a recone with a shorted coil directly form PSI, and when we burp the other recone on only 3K watts and the cone rips in half, and we email PSI about replacing them and he says no because his soft parts are rated to 2500 watts. We got quad leads on the recones, we were going to be burping 8K per woofer hence getting quad leads, and we had mechanical failure at 3K.

He has a thread on CACO as well, VERY good songs.

Crappy soft parts.