With an AMP and SUB do you need a better battery/alternater?

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Nov 13, 2006 | 07:41 PM

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hillbillyinOhio

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RE: With an AMP and SUB do you need a better battery/alternater?

i have, works wonderful

Nov 13, 2006 | 08:00 PM

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jagblazer01

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RE: With an AMP and SUB do you need a better battery/alternater?

i used FatMat but its basically the same thing.

Nov 13, 2006 | 08:23 PM

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XBlazer01

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RE: With an AMP and SUB do you need a better battery/alternater?

peal n seal's cheaper!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Nov 14, 2006 | 03:35 PM

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Canadian88

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RE: With an AMP and SUB do you need a better battery/alternater?

Do you have a contract with these guys or something? Thats the second time you've said that. Anyway, sounds like i'm going to use the rest of the damplifier pro on the inside of the box and get some of your beloved peal N seal for the rest. Thanks a lot guys!

Nov 14, 2006 | 03:39 PM

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XBlazer01

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RE: With an AMP and SUB do you need a better battery/alternater?

lol Nah.

It's just simple like Home Insulation they dont know they have a gold mine with sound deadening for a car

Nov 14, 2006 | 05:35 PM

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mikeywaynebygod

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RE: With an AMP and SUB do you need a better battery/alternater?

yeah, what they said. or if you wanna spend the big bucks, buy some marine plywood and use it. it's really expensive, but it's f'n awesome. a friend of mine built a box for 2 12" L7's with marine plywood and it's held up good. oh, and on the mdf, you can get it at lowes for like 20 bux for a 4x6 sheet.