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ManzKea last won the day on April 8 2018
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152 Excellent MemberAbout ManzKea
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- Birthday 12/06/1988
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Real Name
Mana
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Hawaii
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Nissan Altima Jeep Wrangler jk
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ManzKea started following Subs in trunk suggested orientation, Randal's 2007 Chevy Avalanche, Will 14 gauge Sufide for speaker wires and and 1 other
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Can wait to see where you take this !!!
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Ok thanks. For choking in guys. I’ll pick up the spool. I hate running short on speaker wire when I’m either redoing something or doing someone else car. Then the whole project stops because of something so small lol
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So the amount of wattagegoing through isn’t a factor as much as the ohm load?
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Hey I’m thinking bout buying 300’ of sky high 14 gauge speaker wire. Will it be good enough to use as wiring for my speakers. Up to 300 watts would be going through it. I just rather get a bunch of wires so I don’t need to keep buying if I ever run out from batches. I’ve had 12 gauge but for some speakers with push terminals it’s too big. The 14 fits fine so I’m thinking it’ll be fine. Could I get some feed back
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Thanks for all the amazing pics and knowledge. You will be remembered and talked about for quite some time
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Oh, I was just saying that side panel rattle would be much more irratating to me then the trunk rattle. That fender rattle would have a different sound than the typical trunk rattle. Which would stand out more. I did it once in my challenger. I had my subs in a bix with a sonotube firing to the side and that panel flex was really irritating. Had a low sounding noise to it which really annoyed me. Being how a trunk has a pass to rattle so when it’s more focused on something else it’s like what the heck is that?
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Ok. I would wanna put it sub up port back just to add that custom look to it. Thanks for the input. I feel the port to the side might just rattle the heck out of the side it’s firing against. And I guess the more rattle would impress the guy more lol. So I’ll go sub up and port firing to the rear
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Hey guys I’m building a sub box for a friend. He has a 98’ Camry and wants to fit a 15” T1 in there. My question is what’s the best sub orientation for a trunk setup. I have Sounds in my Altima but I got port and sub firing into the cabin. My friend doesn’t wanna leave his seats down so he asked to have it both firing backwards. Is subs and port back best for a trunk set up? Or is sub up port back works better? I even seen people saying sub up port to the side is really good. But I’m building the box the total usable width so I don’t wanna fire the port right against a wall. Thanks for the input as always guys.
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I’m assuming it would affect applying tire dressing
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Ceramic on wheels eh... I never thought of that.
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What did you use ? Was she washed for the pic?
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That box is huge. And the port is a monster lol
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Naw I ain’t tripping bout the post lol. But yea share what you find about the sp4s. They seem similar. Someone told me the evils are slightly higher up than the sp4
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Naw I ain’t taking it the wrong way. Yea I’d love to sample some 18s. Just had the misconception that it’s slow or something. Idk. How is it on fast notes. And yea 18s need a lot of air space
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All that off of stock alternator wow. And then t looks great should wrap it