alexj01_83

becouse that is my setup my stetsom is getting replaced with my two sundowns saz 3000ds those speakers are also going to be replaced with nightshades. its the before (im converting) i was trying to figure out how to put pics on this forum is all. that 3000 runs circles around the 2k so does the customer service.

try that link pics

please help

i have a 83 delta 88. with just the stetsom and four 12's hit 141.8 i know that's not a lot but it pisses people off had old people pull off from me on a red light before u can get a 200 amp (hot) alt for less than 150. bucks. right now i have two separate transmission line boxes that hold 2 subs a piece and it is very loud plays down low and real tight and punchy i can just imagine when i hook the two 3000d's up. u have room for four 6/9 in the back and should be able to fit 4/6 in your dash with some tweets and decent (clean) power it should sound nice two 12's or one 15 in a nicely built box should rock. basically what I'm saying is u can sound really good and u shouldn't have to spend a lot. start off with a good deck nice amp for your highs and then build up your electrical. then just go from there keep your ear to the ground and watch out for deals you should be fine. u have an email i can send u some pics. cant seem to upload em on here.

whats should i go with dd or nightshade would be four 12's of ether. being pushed but two saz 3000d's strapped

i already have a guy close that builds boxes at a good price

thank you put it there on accident still stuck

show me your alternator u i might be able to show u where to get one at a good price need to see how yours is setup

As long as I don't let my voltage drop I should be able to strap them at 1 ohm right ????? what is a 3000d rated at at .5 an ohm has any one ever tested them??? plan on runnning four dd 12's 3500 or 9500 at 1 ohm is it worth it??

does any one know what they are rated at at .5 ohm ??

also would it make a big difference in sound between the 9500 and 3500 dd's

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