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Old Nov 27, 2006
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Originally Posted by fletch12518
doing tha same thing but with 1 15".

yea...i was gonna do 1 15 also but they are as slow as crap and the 12's sounded way better..i tested out these subs..the 10's 12's and the 15's and outta all of them the 12's sounded the best..the 15's are to big and need alot more to move...youd be impressed with 1 12"sub and a 1500watt kicker amp if you went that way!
 
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Old Nov 27, 2006
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looks good
 
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Old Nov 27, 2006
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Originally Posted by crawly1025
Yes thump thump thump.....looks good buddy.



My center window rattles a little too, im not sure there's anything you can really do about it.

I like the fans. I thouht about putting a couple fans behind my amp. I am still unsure on the placement of my fuse. The amp heatsinks don't really heat up the fuse eventhough it is right next to it either. so i don't know. I think it looks cool there but i would rather be safe than for it to go up in nice vehicle fire. any ideas on what to do. leave it? move it? thanks guys!
 
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Old Nov 27, 2006
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I am still unsure on the placement of my fuse. The amp heatsinks don't really heat up the fuse eventhough it is right next to it either. so i don't know. I think it looks cool there but i would rather be safe than for it to go up in nice vehicle fire. any ideas on what to do. leave it? move it? thanks guys!
if you haven't yet put a fuse on the main power wire as close to the battery as possible, DO SO BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE! some say within 18" (like your manual says), and others say within a foot... just make it as close as possible. i have my 120 AMP fuse about 8" away from the battery. after the fuse, then you can run the wiring to the back and use a simple distribution block if needed, etc... we can't stress enough how important it is to keep that fuse properly installed as close to the battery as possible!!!!
 
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Old Nov 28, 2006
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i have it installed but not within 18 inches. i think i am going to move it. i haven't had any problems thus far but it just vexes me. i also just did the dash/hvac LED conversion. looks pretty neat with everything else blue. ill post pics of that on my cardomain this evening.
 
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Old Nov 29, 2006
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Install is clean. I would move the fuse ASAP, your playing with fate.
 
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Old Nov 29, 2006
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Haha. Thanks. Yes, I plan on moving it this afternoon eventhough I like it there. This is my first system so I didnt know about placement of it until after it was in. I also did the LED dash HVAC conversion. Here are the couple pics to my cardomain
 
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Old Nov 29, 2006
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Ok. I moved the fuse to the engine compartment. The best I could do was 2 feet. Couldnt do 18 inches. Hope it's good enough
 
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Old Nov 29, 2006
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The closer the better, that should be ok.
 
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