and there you have it!!!
On a side note there is a market for the CUBE's remotes, Jacamph was/is making them but he's a busy guy, with other commitments.
I'm sure you could sell a few if made decently. Hang around here a little bit and get to know the peeps.

Nice car.....
I would leave it alone looks good and prolly sounds great.
please do not use caps in your posts, we are nice guys and you don't have to yell

Never had any problems with any of mine......things happen at random to every part on a car.

holy dead thread revival..... and derailment.

Honestly it's a grand idea and all but do you really want to spend a ton of cash on electrical? I would think you'll need in excess of 600 amps output from an alt(s) and a huge bank of battery's, this is of course always possible but it'll be very expensive and alot of weigh in batts and wire etc......

Warhorse requires dual 200+ amp alternators, 8-800 amp batteries, dual 1/0 power from front to back. Be very careful with this amp!!! It can kill you. It uses forklift style plugs on outputs. By no means, touch the outputs of this amp while on. I have a build for this amp and 2- solo x 18's comin u...

those are some great looking doors so far. Good job!!

drop the cap and the get a better sub. Everything else seems good to me.

Excellent points in both directions. I myself like to tune with my ear, that being said tom did RTA my car with and old setup and it sounded off to me so I took a pic of the settings and put it back to how i like it for me. Everyone likes different sound that is why this is an endless discussion and...

Gonna be a sweet setup, and purdy too

You will certainly need a HO alternator in the 300 amp range and at least 6 batterys if not 8 to give this beast the current it needs. As well you will need some massive power handling subs.... Would be sick to run a couple or four Digital Designs 9500's with a very sturdy box :wink: built to hit m...

You will certainly need a HO alternator in the 300 amp range and at least 6 batterys if not 8 to give this beast the current it needs. As well you will need some massive power handling subs.... Would be sick to run a couple or four Digital Designs 9500's with a very sturdy box :wink: built to hit mi...

wow!!!
over 5000 views bump .....lol

SilverGT wrote:put the 6.5 in the kicks and the 5" in the doors?

yes, and angle the door pods to be somewhat directional.... looks better to me.

lots of amps can run higher than 14.4 mostly SPL competition centered type. some up to 18v. Most street use applications are geared towards 14.4 with some leeway for up to 16v safely. it really is not going to make a ton of difference for an everyday daily setup.... So yes, some amps can take alot o...

dwnrodeo wrote:

SilverGT wrote:I hate them kids that do it in residental areas. I always keep mine down in them.

It's still not as bad as the Harley dicks who blast down my road saving lives with their loud pipes. Those piss me off way more than kids playing their stereo loudly.

here here fukin bikers....

fuzzysnuggleduck wrote:I do find it odd that this thread rose from the dead EXACTLY 2 years since the last post (Nov 14, 2009 - Nov 14, 2011).

I found that odd as well when looking earlier

Bigger wire is needed and probably a better ground.
What you have now is not alot of power. Have you looked into a
a HO alt?

Nice clean work!

After a small glance at some of the posts i'm going to say that those of you who have heard sounddigital amps know they are a stout amp, Many competitors use there amps in USACi and so on. I know they put out massive power but you need very large alts and banks of batteries. just cause it's small do...

uhhh a magnet won't stick to aluminum. have one on your fridge maybe?

I would say go USPS first class mail international 6-10 day Honestly anything that has weight will always cost alot. I had a supercharger shipped from oklahoma to Alberta, CANADA and it was 145.00USD no tracking with insurance. I guess if ya want it bad enough you'll be willing to pay alot for shipp...

scuse my ignorance but how is this done?
I'm on the fence with this, only cause the internals don't have the wow factor of the MS amps.

I'm thinking of picking up the Roadster 66 in the FS section... Just not sure of the overall quality. I'm also considering putting together a true custom PG amplifier... The Roadster is a great amp, combining the Rsd 500.4 and Rsd 600.1 into one chassis. I've been running mine for two years now wit...

I'm thinking of picking up the Roadster 66 in the FS section... Just not sure of the overall quality. I'm also considering putting together a true custom PG amplifier... The Roadster is a great amp, combining the Rsd 500.4 and Rsd 600.1 into one chassis. I've been running mine for two years now wit...