Intakes and sub installed
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Intakes and sub installed
Got my R2C intakes and sub installed over the last few weeks... here are some so-so cell phone pics!
Intakes installed:

Sub and bass **** installed:



Going to go out and re-route the red positive lead going into the amp... can't stand how it's just hangin' out there
Intakes installed:

Sub and bass **** installed:



Going to go out and re-route the red positive lead going into the amp... can't stand how it's just hangin' out there
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And I mounted the sub like that to keep the wiring from the terminals inside the box to the sub short as possible... not really too concerned about where the logo is.
Yeah they are great! I can feel mid-range power increase and love the sound. I'm on the hunt for a CBE now.. just trying to figure out what I'm gonna go with - I'm thinking Invidia.
I didn't want to spend the time and/or money on all that. The one 12 is more than enough bump for what I was looking to do.
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+1 never mount the amp on the box. It'll fry the amp from vibration. Since you have room get a ported box it'll hit 10x harder
Ported (hitting harder) is not always better even if you have the room.. I personally hate ported subs no matter what.. I think they sound sloppy.. I think the best setup is 1 or 2 sealed 10 or 12 inch subs. And hey good job, serves its purpose. Little tip. If you take out the stock sub you can squeeze some amps under the rear deck.. thats what I did.. very clean.
Damn sedans with all that trunk space... cant fit S#@! in the back of a coupe. I have all my wiring, JL amps, 12"w6 that i cant do anything with without spending a lot more $$$ than i want to.






