ANeonRider

BCAE Read it, and then read it all again. By get a econd one, he met get a second subwoofer, exactly like what you have, and run them together in parallel. This would give you a 1 ohm load. As for examples of 1 ohm subs... too many to even take my time doing.

Not this time... but maybe in the future. I might be coming to Winterpeg for a 4 month acting term at the ACC.

There is no way to make a 2 ohm sub 1 ohm without doing a recone.

I had second thoughts... offered 450shipped for the rods & pistons. See if they bite... if so, I just got $850-900 worth of parts for about half that... and I can sell the brand new rods I have for $250-275

Steel crank & DOHC, yep.

Not sure. Hmmmmmm. 5.472" H-Beam 420A Mitsu products use them (of course, same block), and that is all I can see that shares the same rod as the Neon 2.0L.

I'd buy the rods & pistons... and sell the extra set of rods, but I don't want to have to hold onto them in the case nobody does buy them.

This is a seller on a forum... wanted $475 for new eagle rods and the pistons (new as well)... I have rods already, so I offered $350 for the pistons. They normally go for around 450.

Waiting on a seller to get back to me on some 8.8:1 std bore wiseco pistons... I hate waiting.

Rl-i ftw

d2= dual 2ohm Mag.... and not a series of woofer. Their website lists the impedance as well.

One 4" would be sufficient.

Aeroport

Noticed that as well. Bass loading FTW.

Same.

haha, can already tell he's going to be a bright one.

Pick up a cheap 1st gen Neon

I love playing ultimate frisbee...

For a trunked car... Neon's have quite a bit of cabin gain.

Alpine CDA-7894, at +15 on the subwoofer volume, has a 4V output. I usually keep the sub volume at +5-10 for listening purposes... +15 overpowers the front stage. Gain is set to ~4V... but its just a guess at the moment. Need to get the o-scope and some -3dB tones to check it out.

Learnt to drive when I was 10 on a 79 3/4 ton 360 Dodge w/4 spd. Most interesting little truck was a 62 Ford F100, straight six, 3 on the tree.

a little add on... you have to play the sub to loosen the spider, and I'm not talking about none of this playing lightly stuff either.

Break in is a myth. Just play at a low volume to make sure the subwoofer is in good order and listen for any bad sounds (scratching, popping, etc). Once it passes that test, play away.

My 2.0ft^3 tuned to 28Hz off of the XT2000D kicks you right in the stomach when the kicks start thumpin.