wutang512
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From the album: My Build
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From the album: My Build
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From the album: My Build
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From the album: My Build
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From the album: My Build
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From the album: My Build
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From the album: My Build
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From the album: My Build
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From the album: My Build
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From the album: My Build
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From the album: My Build
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From the album: My Build
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From the album: My Build
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From the album: My Build
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From the album: My Build
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From the album: My Build
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From the album: My Build
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From the album: My Build
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LOL! Anyways when its fully loaded it will be able to handle more wattage anywhere from 2500 watts to 3000 watts. It would have been way easier for you to just read the websites Speaker tech page then make a new thread
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Battery Terminals
wutang512 replied to SaxMan's topic in Amplifiers / Head Units / Processors / Electrical
i hate mine. they dont get tight, threads stripped super easily, and dont fit all the way down the terminal. just seem poorly built, other than its a solid chuck of metal haha i would go with the autozone ones if i could do it again. save some money damn how hard are yall tightening the threads on the battery terminals? I havent stripped the threads or anything like that. Battery terminals have never moved or slide up and down -
Battery Terminals
wutang512 replied to SaxMan's topic in Amplifiers / Head Units / Processors / Electrical
alright, thank you and I WANT THIS SYSTEM! I know how you feel im getting my 12 BL today this afternoon -
I have Type-X refs or pros?
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Battery Terminals
wutang512 replied to SaxMan's topic in Amplifiers / Head Units / Processors / Electrical
i found that out with their distribution block. waste of $23.99 -
WHAT HE SAID
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Battery Terminals
wutang512 replied to SaxMan's topic in Amplifiers / Head Units / Processors / Electrical
i say buy the 12 dollar ones. i never had a problem with them. plus if you wanna have three runs of 0 gauge on each one just use ring terminals to attach them.