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Both very good drivers and both companies offer excellent customer support. The Sundown is a proven beast. A very good daily driver. Have not had the chance to work with Skar woofers but have not a heard a negative comment yet. If budget is an issue the Skars would be a great buy. The Sundown I feel is a better engineered driver due to the design of the cooling and will handle more power.

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You will not be dissapointed. They are a great daily performer and the output is crazy for such a smallish sub woofer. I have a dealer that replaced two Crossfire BMF 12" with 2 SA-8 and the sq and output were noticeable right away. Granted the box was built for the SA-8 and the Crossfires were in a prefab A-Trend enclosure. Powered off a Sundown SAZ-1000D.

Here is a great read on wire and it's application to car audio. If Welding wire follows the AWG rating then it should not suffer from voltage drop or any other problems stated in other posts.

Check out the SSA store for a package deal on the SSA Sub Woofers and Sundown Amplifiers. Great little packages and the SSA Tech Section will have sample boxes that may fit your space.

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I would use this and you can find it here http://www.kregtool.com/Kreg-Jigreg-Mini-Prodview.html

More than likely you will be ok as the Kicker amp is rated for 2 ohm mono. But as stated above do the "Big 3" and monitor voltage drop if any. Purchase quality wire the first time around and do it right. I would recommend going with 0 or 1/0 gauge as more than likely you will be upgrading in the future.

Very nice! I always like a good scare.

Well done, no more confusion or questions!

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Cut out another ring and mount it to the other and cut out the door panel carefully to either fit around the rings or just mount the rings to the panel and metal itself and use the supplied grills from the ID set.

What are you trying to cut? MDF? Just use a good quality 3 flute carbide cutter bit. If using a roundover or flush trim use the ones with bearings.

Proper sized wiring and doing the "Big 3" would be the first thing I would get done. Check out the Classifieds as JBurt is selling a bnib XS-D3400 which would be a great front battery.

That box design looks great!

Very nice job for a first time install! Keep up the great work and more pics!

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Nothing worse than a leaking roof! Garage or not it's still a pain in the ass! Hope you get it fixed and it doesn't cost you an arm and a leg.

Nice build! Keep the pics coming!

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