Just joined the board....thought I'd post a pic of my latest install.
http://sootoday.com/content/forsale/...&name=Car+Trek
2 L7's in a 2000 GMC extended cab.
It's the first big fibreglass job I've done since '97

Looks good! What size L7's are those?

L7 12" Dual 2 ohm subs, running off a 600.2 amp.....300 watts each.
The boxes are 2.75 cu ft ported to 36 hz.
It's almost broken in after this weekend, and starting to hit now
We're using Jonah lomuh 6 1/2" components up front, wth a DEH-P960MP head, and a 350.2 amp for the fronts.
A set of 4x6 Fusions in the back door run from the deck...a bit subtle for rear fill, but ran out of time and money for now

[ October 05, 2004, 07:13 AM: Message edited by: Car Trek ]

Wow! Looks sweet.

You strap the kid (with earplugs)in the racing seat? [img]tongue.gif[/img]

Welcome to CCA.

Earplugs yes...Don't have a meter, but I'm sure this is well over 140.
Had to rip it all out and change the cap yesterday...seems it was charging in about 1 second.
When we took the cap out, a bunch of brown fluid poured out the vent hole!!!
Anyone heard of that before?

very nice, I wish I had the skill you have.

very nice install
that brown stuff is what makes the cap work so you messed it up bad.
why didnt you choose a different amp to run the two subs b/c i know they need more power than you are giving them

Nice install... id be better with 15's instead of 12s though... :D

Hmm.. ya your cap is toast... you must have let it short out... if that vent wasn't there she would have blown up... now that would be a mess!

my mistake...the subs are running off a 600.1 mono amp
Yes they could use a bit more, but the next amp up was 1/2" too big to fit the install.
Customer is all teeth, and it still slams hard.
The cap was on my display board for a while....could explain why the power supply fans were running a lot lately lol

thats pretty sexy man, welcome to the board.