Kawonu
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Bought from Jacob at Sundown a couple months ago. Used to power 2 Fi N2 15s. My vehicle threw a rod and the engine is shot. Need to sell. $1000 and I pick up shipping charges. Only 48 US states.
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$750 shipped for the SAZ4500
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Still for sale - dropped to $800 shipped on the 4500
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both BTLs sold. Still have the 4500
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OBO
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One BTL sold. One left. 250 plus shipping
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I had two 6" aeros on a 15 Fi BL and was doing really well. Even hit a 146 at the headrest with it.
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All wire sold
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850 shipped on the 4500 and 325 shipped on either of the BTLs. 100 shipped on the 3/0 and 1/0 cable. Any realistic offers?
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125.2 sold... Any offers on the 4500 or BTLs?
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$900 shipped on the 4500. $350 shipped on either BTL. $175 shipped on the 125.2. I will throw in the 3/0 cable with the 4500 if anyone wants it. Need to get this sold.
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$1500 plus shipping for the SAZ-4500 and both Fi BTLs
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bump - Any offers? I need to sell this stuff
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If you have a few group 31 batteries and know what you are doing yeah
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Birch box with 10" aero flanges. All thread supports bolted through. $150 plus shipping on the box. One sub is the original N2 which were still silver baskets. It has been reconed. $400 plus shipping on that one. The newer one is still all original and the black basket. $450 plus shipping on that one. $800 for both plus shipping. Still have original boxes.
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Head unit sold.
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I have two FI BTL N2s as well. I will take pictures and post after work today.
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Sundown 125.2 - $200 plus shipping 3/0 welding cable - main run is 13'2" both ends terminated with T&B terinals. I have extra small runs used with the SAZ4500 that are terminated at one end. I have one run about 6' terminated at both ends for the HO alt. The green is 1/0 cable and is about the same length. $100 shipped for the 3/0 Kenwood KDC 396 head unit - $80 shipped
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Also have a Sundown 125.2 to go with this...If anyone is interested
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http://www.amazon.com/Threaded-Threads-Hardness-Tensile-Strength/dp/B002KT43MU/ref=pd_sim_indust_6 I use these and have no problems. I used to use the T-nuts but they were a pain if you took subs in and out changing things up.
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x2 anything that will cause higher resistance. Loose connections are typical for this especially with the fuse not blowing.