danyman

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not pop but damage the hinges and the latch blow some rear lights.

hoponpop

yeesh, gonna have to get some sound deadening then

danyman

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yup also tighten the bolts on the latch and the hinges.. lock tight would be nice

hoponpop

I didn't realize how badly your trunk could be damaged lol

danyman

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i had to tighten my latch about 3 times this year lol. my hinges are good cause they are not a warped pole like car. its an actual "door" hinge so that wont be damaged. but i did have to tighten those once so far..

just do the maintenance and you will be ok

DeadlySones

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I run 3-12's, only 2 pair of components and my sound is perfectly even all the way from 1-39 on the volume ****. It has mainly to do with proper amplification, tuning, speaker placement, and your vehicle. As for 1 or 2 subs? Depends on how much power the mids/highs will receive in relation to your sub amp and enclosure output.

jalat

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Single woofer setups > multiple woofers

it takes up less space, can sound just as loud, and creates a great wow factor when people think your running 2 15"s and its a single 12"

audiocustoms85

you should be able to hear your mids/highs over your bass... I dont care how much bass you have your mids/highs should be sufficient... You can always try pro audio speakers... most are alot more efficient than car audio components and alot cheaper too. And they are much louder!!!

BreathLess

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my prefrence is one over 2 subs. One quality sub will make you more than happy and when you start getting into 2 or more subs, you really have to start worrying about upgrading your battery, alternator etc. Plus guaranteed you need sound deadner.