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mpyle007 · 07-28-2011, 12:47 PM

It depends on how much power you will need. The 900/5 is a great amp but you would lose power on mids / highs and subwoofer. You also have to remember the increased draw off your charging system with two amps. I would have the alternator upgraded anyways and upgrade your battery to a deep cycle.

I dont know where the antenna is on our cars but on the Vette's the antenna is between the rear tail lights. If you use a mono block amplifier it will mess with the radio reception. You may or may not listen to radio much but this will only happen if a monoblock amp is placed near that antenna.

If you stick with the two amps you have now you will be happy. Stack the two amps and have a custom enclosure built for them. Jl Audio is my favorite brand.

07-28-2011, 12:47 PM	#13
mpyle007 Drives: 2011 Camaro 2SS L99 Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: Texas Posts: 301	It depends on how much power you will need. The 900/5 is a great amp but you would lose power on mids / highs and subwoofer. You also have to remember the increased draw off your charging system with two amps. I would have the alternator upgraded anyways and upgrade your battery to a deep cycle. I dont know where the antenna is on our cars but on the Vette's the antenna is between the rear tail lights. If you use a mono block amplifier it will mess with the radio reception. You may or may not listen to radio much but this will only happen if a monoblock amp is placed near that antenna. If you stick with the two amps you have now you will be happy. Stack the two amps and have a custom enclosure built for them. Jl Audio is my favorite brand. __________________ *2011 Camaro 2SS L99 A6* Rotofab CAI w/ race scoop TSP Long tube headers w/ high flow cats and full x-pipe GMPP axle back exhaust system Custom Dyno tune by ARD (Advanced Racing Dynamics) BMR 1.4" Springs all four corners "There is no replacement for displacement"