Two 15's sitting in the back

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Cgballin2002

Discussion Starter · Apr 2, 2008

I have been working on the box on and off for a week and finally got everything installed saturday. I did absolutely everything by myself.

The subs are Kicker L5 15's. The amp is a Kicker ZX750.1. The 6.5 inch speakers are kicker components that I have had a while now. System sound awesome. I cannot believe the power that this setup has. I have the amp set nowheres near its potential and it is unbelievable power.

I also hooked up an optima yellow top under the hood. The voltage stays at 14 volts with the stereo turned up.

I would recommend Kicker amp and subs to anyone.

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nycdak

· #2 · Apr 2, 2008

Datsareallybigbox. Looks good, is that sealed? Bet it sounds purdy.

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Cgballin2002

Discussion Starter · #3 · Apr 2, 2008

yep. its sealed

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fastdodgert

· #4 · Apr 2, 2008

i built a box about that size, but im a big guy, and could barely drive lol... so i built one not so wide but alot taller, and another box up top for 8 mids.

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Thump3r

· #5 · Apr 2, 2008

looks good.

some one should wall a dakota that would b sick to see 4 of those i a wall behind the seats or else kicker HUGE sub there 22" one or what ever size it is.

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MoparJoey

· #6 · Apr 2, 2008

perdy darn nice there setup.......for real though man nice set, and yeah kicker and stillwater designs is a really nice company and has a very good line of subs.......

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Thump3r

· #7 · Apr 3, 2008

kicker does ahve some nice stuff i shouldt say that being that im sponsored by clarion LOL but meh

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Gregskates

· #8 · Apr 4, 2008

wowsers

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crashedakota

· #9 · Apr 4, 2008

nice nice, they need that much air space? i had a box with my MTX 9500 right up against the back of my seat nd i deff could feel the pain after a long ride with that turned up.. so i decided to make a fiberglass one!!

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Cgballin2002

Discussion Starter · #10 · Apr 4, 2008

crashedakota said:
nice nice, they need that much air space? i had a box with my MTX 9500 right up against the back of my seat nd i deff could feel the pain after a long ride with that turned up.. so i decided to make a fiberglass one!!

The minimum for one sub is 1.5 cubic feet, the max for one is 6.0 cubic feet