Recent content by lilrich

Not as cool as yours

Well im not too satisfied with my bose rear door speakers. im getting alot of distortion outta them so I've replaced them with pioneer 6.5. Only problem is they are fitted in really tight and don't sound really well. I would like to cut out the door some to give them room and out a 200w amp...

Oh ok well will stay in topic

Sorry still new here and I didn't mean anything by it. So you can only talk crap in the dome?

Magnolia ms

Yeah but my dad has no music in his truck so it don't bother him But it was a joke even though my dad does do that. Oh and im studying rd. That's kinda how I talk to smartass people And im not getting worked up. I like talking ****. And on the headliner I would just take it to a place that...

Do you like a size 11 1/2 nike up yours. But you already look like a really strange Kid so don't answer my previous question.

No one was talking to yo ***** ass. For your ******* info

Well you could do like my cheapskate dad and stick ****ing tacks and duct tape to hold the headliner up.

Yeah they also have pioneer and the raged Sony xplode ******** they got me on the xplode when I got my first aftermarket cd player

Well a little update I got a 1000 cranking amp battery and it seems to have helped alot. lights still dim but only a little when the subs hit a low note. Probably gonna go next week and get Some single 0 welding cable and do big three as well as talk to my alternator guy about Ether getting...

So I just tie the new battery into my stock alternator? Do I need to do the big 3 only on the new battery or both? What would be a good value battery for the 800watts my amp is wanting

I cut the gain down some as well as the lpf and ssf it is A re audio dts 1000.1

Hi. How is everyone. I have a 2005 gmc sierra 1500 ex cab. Im running a re audio 1000 wat amp at 1ohm (800 rms) to 2 Powerbass 12s. If I cut my cd player past 18 on the volume my lights flicker. I've been through all over the web looking what I could do. I don't wanna shell out for a hi amp...