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great work!!!

a good friend of mine had a syclone with some upgrades, super quick and awd - badass! a good friend of mine has a lighting with some upgrades, ridiculous and scary fast! i am partial to the blue ovals, i drove a rather fast ford everyday for five years, but both the syclone and the lightning a reall...

ttocs wrote:if you do it, don't take any pictures and do not ever tell anyone you did it.........

LMAO

This install kicks ass.
IMHO, if a man wants to build his own circuits, etc...he doesn't need another reason to do so.

oh,
and i am in the market for a subie wagon so am paying extra close attention to this one.

my company manufactures in China and a lot of engineering also happens overseas. sometimes this engineering and/or design comes to us by way of consultants. while these consultants are working on our projects, in some ways they become employees. when we market our products we, like most others tryin...

I have used rubberized undercoating (maybe similar to VB-1) inside boxes before, however, IME if the box is built and sealed properly it makes little difference. I have limited experience with the rubberized undercoating because it can be messy and become brittle and dry over time. Perhaps others ha...

Yah, copper.... Expensive! I already have it all purchased, sitting in boxes, so I am good... It is just startling on how much all the "accessories" are just to install some amps. Correctly I should add. My first amp was a RF Punch 40, IRRC was $350 new. The install gear was a whopping $1...

that is looking great!!!!!!!!!

Welcome. I know both EricD and valeks1 are well qualified. I personally sent mine to valeks1 but plan to have eric do some future work, as well.

Good luck and keep us posted.

it will play, but I would not be suprised if it would not get a little warm when played at high volumes for a good length of time. I do no mean it will catch fire, but it could possibly limit a little of the current you would need at high volumes. I am currently ripping all the 4 awg out of my stan...

I ran a Ti600.2 and a 500.4 off 4GA for a long time. I recently upgraded to 0GA because I am swapping the 600 for a Ti1000.2. You shouldn't have any issues, especially if you are using a line driver or a high volt head unit.

nice looking setup!

I can also vouch for valeks1
he performs fantastic work!!!

what gauge wiring are you using and are there any other amps in the setup?

a Ti 600.2 should have no problem pushing an alpne 12" type R. If it were mine, I would run the voice coils of the sub in parallel for a 2 ohm load and back off the bass boost. I use a Ti 600.2 to push a JL 12w6v2. Admittedly, I am using a line driver and a great box, but my bass boost is All t...

I love it

your best bet is to watch a few on ebay and see what they bring.

GLWS

wow!
he completely repaired a "deep fried" Ti500.4 of mine. from new caps to new mosfets for the power supply,
and i don't even know what all...

he even fused a piece of plastic back around my remote harness where it was chipped.

EXCELLENT WORK!!!!

Thank You

New Guy,
Nice gear and welcome to the phorum!

Looks good too IMO.

excellent work.
great pics, too.

i applaud your talent and creativity

as some of you know, things were put on hold when i wrecked my ride...
here are some updates.

thanks.

Thanks. I can get my wire 3 inches away from the heat using cable ties.

man...
i can get that kicker module to its destined new home.
please lemme know if its available.

smgreen, your install looks great to me and i believe your testimony on its performance. :thumbs: i have yet to cut into my sailpanels and have the tweets temporarily mounted there, however, i am considering taking on a pillar install similar to yours. it will push and test my skills :P I have playe...