Sir-Lancelot

Welcome.

This is an incredible build and you Sir have kept SSA on the edge of our seats watching. What a wonderful build log this is. Oh and I agree - Subs > Grill, but on a side note charcoal > gas.

Pics too small. They will prime it before they paint it tho, so unless it's terrible they will prime and sand it away.

I am going to say facing the subs to the front sealed off or to the back would be your best bet, but try it and see.

The loudest I have seen have been subs and port forward and completely sealed from the trunk. Your seats fold so that is an option for you.

Hey guys. So I am going to be running 2 Crunch GP3000D's here in the near future and I am wondering what the benefit of strapping the amps vs. running one amp to a pair of subs? My subs are/will be dual 1 ohm coils so I can wire each sub to 2ohm and let the amp take it to a 1 ohm final load or I can strap the amps and wire all the subs to 2ohm final load. IMO, It would be easier to wire the subs to 2ohm and then run wire from 2 subs in to one amp and repeat for the other subs and amp. Since I have never strapped amps, I am curious what the benefit would be and would it be worth the extra work to try and multiple wires to the sub terminals.

Good deal!

Yeah, I think I will strap them. After reading this and using the idea of the bolts, using heavy gauge wire for multiple subs wont be much trouble. Strapped

Yes, if i strap The final load has to be 2ohm. Having one gain is nice. Here is what i am getting at If I do not strap, I can wire each sub like so, and run each sub into the amp to get a final load of 1 ohm. x's 2 If i do strap, the wiring gets more creative.

can't wait to see what yours does. Did I mention there's already 4 layers of SS damplifier pro on there? What amp does he have in there? 2 saz 3000d's i belive I dont think so. I believe it's only 1 3000D, but thats why I asked.

It's a limiter for the flux capacitor because if that baby hit 88.8 MPH some serious shit would happen.

Hard to just jump into big power on a budget. If you skimp on things like electrical you will be sad in a hurry. To run 2000w you will need 2 100ah batteries and that can cost you more then the amp. You dont have to buy the most expensive stuff to get loud but you do have to cover all your bases or you will spend twice as much replacing blown equipment. Slow things down and enjoy the hobby.

Damn Nice!

come on you tease.

Sweet box! I love the yellow port, different.

Cool man. I would love to have seen their face getting smoked by an 8. lol

Looks good man.

I was going to guess VD, but then I saw the pic. Nice woof!

can't wait to see what yours does. Did I mention there's already 4 layers of SS damplifier pro on there? Me too bro! I am as excited as a puppy with two peckers. lol Damn, 4 layers. I only have 2 on mine. What amp does he have in there?

Sweet! XCONS doing work.

Cool. What a great cause to support too. to you Sir!

Cool. Were you in there, saw a mask like your avatar.

They are rated at 1000w. Uh, well, never mind.

Whats the RMS rating for the MTX? If it's as above 1500w or so, the Crescendo 3000D would be a great amp. That's the best bang for the buck out there right now. If I was in the market for new amps I would be all over 2 of them for myself.