will this amp fit on this amp rack?

[SoTHavok]

will this amp fit on this ******** amp rack?

http://********.com/Chevrolet-GMC-Su...ing-Board.html

http://www.crutchfield.com/p_204MGA1...isplay=Bazooka

[beesting'78]

Looking at the measurements of the amp it's gonna be tight . It will have less than a quarter inch on each side. I didn't pay attention to wiring terminals though

[Topdown]

it will fit, but beesting is right, it might be a little tight.

The MGA has an endcap that hides the wiring terminals which are set into the amp a little bit, so wiring shouldnt be an issue if you plan ahead.



the other cool thing about this amp?



built-in fans... love me some active cooling.

[CC Performance]

It'll be tight for sure ******** is pretty accurate about the mounting surfaces.
You need to plan out the power and ground and speaker wiring ahead of time as suggested as well.

[Topdown]

also - dont forget to get security screws to hold your amps down and your subs in - make it hard to steal...

you can get them at any home depot/lowes/hardware store - DONT use drywall screws, it ruins the mounting feet and looks tacky.

security screws - get the button-head style, not the flat head style.

if you really want to do it right, get T-nuts and some button-head security machine screws...

[SoTHavok]

aight sounds good the box and rack shouldnt be getting here shortly, already have yellow top battery in trunk, 2 p3's and bazooka amp rdy to hook up and get busy

[Topdown]

Originally Posted by SoTHavok

aight sounds good the box and rack shouldnt be getting here shortly, already have yellow top battery in trunk, 2 p3's and bazooka amp rdy to hook up and get busy

take lots of pics and let us all know what you think... if I remember right, my P3 took a metric sh*t-ton of break-in time (around a month or so 30 - 40hrs of moderate volume). remember, the suspension of your subs is very similar to the muscles of an athlete. How often do you see an athlete show up for the race, change clothes and start sprinting without stretching first?

[SoTHavok]

Extra Blue top Battery Setup nothing hooked up yet
Black box is neons and wires are in process of getting cleaned up so none are squished by ******** box
and it is wired strangely for positive due to the battery power saver strapped on blue top battery



Whats going in : 2xohms P'3s on 1100 watt amp








6chnnl amp already in place ready to be plugged into all after market tweets n mids

[SoTHavok]

sub thump boxes just got here going to work !!!!

topdown should i still fill both sides of the box with insulation?

[Topdown]

sweet!

[SoTHavok]

subs are in the box amps and fuses have just been wired gunna take and post sum pics up tomorow in a new thread

[Moriartii]

Originally Posted by SoTHavok

sub thump boxes just got here going to work !!!!

topdown should i still fill both sides of the box with insulation?

Here is a good rule for polyfill:
1. If the enclosure is less than 2.5 - 3.0 cubic feet in size, you should use no more than one and a half pound of polyfill per cubic foot available in your enclosure.
2. If the enclosure is greater than 2.5 - 3.0 cubic feet in size, you should use no more than one pound of polyfill per cubic foot available in your enclosure.*

*Courtesy of Neil from SSA Technical Forums.

Cheers
K

[Topdown]

Originally Posted by SoTHavok

subs are in the box amps and fuses have just been wired gunna take and post sum pics up tomorow in a new thread

looking forward to more pics!

[SoTHavok]

still need to put polyfil in too!! what sound difference should i notice? and its worth unscrewing the speakers and all that to fill it right? its going to take me at least 30min to take them off rewire(wired them a lil too short in the box) and put back on