danyman

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put a rubber padding under the feet of the amp. or under the whole thing. sq wize how does it sound??? should sound pretty good eh?

sp3c5

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Yep, sounds great, still tweaking here and there but it dont help with a shitty deck like i got.. grr

Father Yuli

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makesure the wire in the box is tight and not hitting the back of the cone when the sub is moving. i think that's the noise you are hearing.

cav2nv420

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why do you have a 0awg wire attached to your engine block? what is that for? it should be attached to your alternator not the block

_HeC_

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rich thats part of the BIG3... come on man! lol

t money

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no, big 3 is : positive alt to positive on battery
negative on battery to chasis
chasis to engine block(no negative on alt)

liv2ride

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nice pics man, TF ones look solid, I like the double stitch

The Wizard

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It's really not very good for the amp either, it will sometimes rattle components loose on the board.

sp3c5

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I c.. then were should i put it?? I can't lie it down, im missing about half an icnh because the box is to long.. Is there any other solutions to work around this like danyman said about putting foam padding and such?

The Wizard

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I can't really see enough in your pic to tell if there is room to secure it somewhere in the trunk or not. You could mount it the same way that it is sitting now, just not secured to the box. Screw it to the panels in the trunk or something. A lot of people have got away with the amp screwed to the box and had no issues, however there are also just as many people that killed their amp from vibration issues as well. The amp can sometimes take a pretty good beating secured to the box.