jcarter1885

Thanks! Heavy duty liquid nail, I've used it for this before with great results. Clamp it for a few hours then let it cure for a day or so. Thats good news, liquid nails is always in my arsenal. Appreciate that, will give it a try in the future.

Nice start so far, what did you use to bond the speaker ring to the door?

I wish i would of held on to mine, nice amps

Good to hear it all worked out

Haha look at the help here

Sucks to hear that man

Nice amplifier

Wire braiding/sleeving adds a nice touch

You will get a lot of people picking the Gcon over the SA-12, does it mean it will be louder no. Honestly there is no way to tell which will be louder in your setup unless you buy both subs and test them out. I would say flip a coin and call it a day

Again. Still haven't answered. I can see why they had a problem troubleshooting... He answered the question for you a couple times already, yes it only protects in HPF and regardless if speakers are hooked up or not. It doesnt protect when playing his subs on LPF and he has tried to other amps on his front stage with no problems whatsoever.

Shit sucks man. Are your windows tinted, since you dont have it up and they seemed to know whay they wanted or where going for (it might be someone you know). Or even possible someone who seen your build on a forum you posted it on, its sad to say but our build logs are walking advertisements for thieves.

Those new PWX mids look a million times better than the older MP model, let me know how you like them. Im enjoying my FT1 tweeters especially the space I gained by swapping out my XST2s. Sorry to hear bout to the truck, hopefully you will get it squared away.

Those high rolled surround 18" Zv.3 look badass

Nice, congrats man

That doesnt help him at all since there are no LI 18''s or recommended enclosures for them.

Go to www.the12volt.com and click on the subwoofer wiring tab.

I always wanted to try some lethal injections from IA, nice car and sub

Look nice Jacob, real nice

I like these amps, I had a friend who had one and it ws beast back in the gap. I would keep the amp since you have a matching mids/highs amp.

if im doing a sheet metal ground thats what i do too. the reason you put it through the terminal itself is to keep it from moving. makes it a solid ground. i usually use 2 in the hole and 1 in the terminal itself. most daily setups dont need much more than that because they never really have enough current to make a difference. No, the real reason you put it through the terminal too is because your too lazy to use it the way it was intended and it may take alittle more time.. LOL I use 1/4" bolts and nuts/lock/fender washer, or use the factory seat location with the factorry seat bolt (ground down of course) Did you really just try an justify why you make horrible grounds. Awesome work Robin, it looks good on both forums.

Sucks about your amp situation but thats a hard budget to work with for 10-15k.

Its an issue with cd players after, brand doesnt play to much of a factor with this. Try resetting the radio, after getting cd out blow some compressed air inside. Could be a mechanical issue or electrical issue with head unit. Open up your headunit and pull the cd out, probably the only way to do it without damaging it. How long have you had this unit, maybe time for a new one?