My New System

wait, shouldn't you build a box for that sub out of bondo? as long as you're drivin a white '94 mustang anyway...When you step on the brakes your life is in your foot's hands

Im so glad someone else remembers that disaster, er I mean post.double-secret reverse-osmosis speaker-cone-induced high-level interference distortion, Its a killer

ahhhhh yes the white mustang.....I wonder how that bad boy turned out.     Probably blew the motor trying to run the NOS with 500+ pounds of bondo in the rear of the car and broke something.2009 0-1000 Trunk WR 154.0DB 2009 1001+ Trunk WR

2007 USACI World Champion

2007 World Record

2006 USACI Finals 2nd Place

Wait, I just envisioned something. Why don't you use 8 15's for your low bass. You could build a wall. And if you need more room you could cut a sunroof and extend them through the top. And who needs a passenger seat? You could put 4 10's there for your midbass. And Audiobahn makes the perfect amp for this. It will run all 12 subs and light your cigar at the same time! '85 Toy

i thought stuff was photoshop'd until i didnt see a "lol" after his post, that scared me. those 32" drivers, i know they have the same material used in duct tape for the cone, but can you get it in a different color duct tape, cus i wanted to try a rainbow effect on the cone to see what it would look like with the huge 102mm excursion. you should lower the car 1/4" off the ground; you need the vibration of car to periodically touch the ground for the added dB's. and for bracing the subwoofer on the roof of the car, use hockey sticks attached to the mirrors with wood glue, preferably the elmers editable stuff, that stuff rocks, and if you have any left, its a nice snack for midnight munchies

Jeff... you forgot about caps.

10 1 farad caps and run them all in parallel and bridge them before the amp, will give you alot of power

But will it keep the lights from dimming when the roof bumps?

don't forget that you need to listen to mp3 cds burned at 96kbps to hear the full range of frequencies from your systemWhen you step on the brakes your life is in your foot's hands