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Not a BMW but still a fun car to customize and drive. Btw these little cars can get nasty loud. Looking forward to your build log.

I would say 2 4"aeros would be more than enough.

Looks good man! I like where you hid the passive crossovers. I see you went with the "Shallow" mount DD's.

You can normally run 50% less port area on aeros vs standard slot. I did 4 4" aeros in 7ft^3 tuned to 37hz for my 18" IA Death Row and it moves some serious air.

No rca out just the slave master in and out. How many rca outs does your deck have?

Yes get the dual 2 ohm.

Hmmmm very interesting.

Gotta love the ignorance of some shops! Nice saw btw!

Wow! Impressive motor on the Exodus driver.

More than enough room, you're at 2.25ft^3 gross. The SSD will impress you with how loud they can get while remaining musical.

The SSD will be a perfect subwoofer for you! Very underrated subwoofer imo!

Very cool!

Ahhh the joys of asphalt based deadener and the mess they leave. Good luck removing that garbage. BigJon gave some great advice.

I would contact Hybrid and let them know what your problem is and see what they say. Sounds like something might be wrong with your passive crossover network.

The best solution I've found for actual panel flex is to go to Home Depot and by a cartridge of PL Premium construction adhesive and aluminum bars. Glue the aluminum to the panels, tape it down tightly while it cures and wait 24 hours. Then put vibration damper between the bars. Actually, welding steel bars to the sheet metal is probably best, but that's a little crazier than most people want to get I even though of cutting a piece of .75" of mdf and gluing that to the back wall.

Not to thread jack, but what if you went low pass and used a variable subsonic filter to create the bandpass filter. Would this work as well? Very informative post btw.

Great product! Finally installed my CLD panels yesterday and all I can say is "This ish is crazy sticky and thick"! Great vibration dampener, but my truck back wall flex could still use a little more mass! I will be placing an order next week.

Start small and upgrade as you learn more. Start with the "Big 3". Try to use a quality 1/0 gauge, stay away from some of the no name brands off eBay as you will get less than 1/0. Get a voltage gauge in the vehichle so you can monitor your voltage. If your looking at the Sundown SAZ-1000D for your BTL you may want to look into the new SAX-1200D same price and more power!

SSD would be another option if your looking in the Fi lineup!

This might be something to look at .... Solen Electronique Inc.= The specs http://www.solen.ca/pdf/peerless/850146.pdf

Will these be listed on the AA website eventually?

Nice sale!

The Type R comps would be a good choice for your budget.

Love the new rims!

Looks good! Like the blue carbon fiber!