2 8s on 200w in the honda 

@@jbear906 damnnn Missouri is one hell of a drive from Mississippi, but if I do find myself rolling through there I’ll definitely have to give you a shout man, btw what model audiopipes? I’ve sat in a scion tc with 4 bdc4 12s on a taramps smart 3k, they are ridiculous in the right enclosure, guy had his in a no-wall setup with an 8 inch aero port, wanna say he popped a 151 or so with it in the high 30s low 40s frequency range on tl, would definately like to get a demo if the chance reveals itself one day, maybe I’ll have my mustang build finished by then haha, post some videos of it sometime, Ps- thanks for the feedback on my videos, just doing it as a for fun thing whenever I’m not busy working and really didn’t think I’d get the attention I have gotten 😁

@@BASSWRANGLER2000 Nothing at all special they are just the DVC Audio pipe PP2s with triple stack magnets. I had a prefab quad box sealed but each chamber separated. Factory electrical but it is a 98 Lincoln town car with the higher output factory alternator and a 3.5 farad cap. Super basic and another battery would definitely be way more effective than a cap but hey I just wanted some bumps but I was very surprised at how hard it hits. In fact I had to have the windshield reglued because it busted the seal at the top and started leaking water inside every time I washed it. Your mustang 12s definitely hit harder but maybe someday I will at least start with a big quad vented box and an extra battery. I think that would wake it up a lot more.

@@jbear906hey man, bass is bass and you’ll be surprised with what you can do with sealed boxes, my first system in the Jeep was a sealed setup and i pulled a near 140 with a pair of 30 dollar planet audio 15s on a kicker 200w rms amp haha

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