Sweet! I need to get a capacitor one of these days...

 

yeah they are great if you have everything set up the right way!
i had mine set up wrong and it was making everything sound like Sh*t
and just little piece of advice dont ground cap and amp to the same ground terminal

 

nice!!!...

 

don't get a cap :/ they hurt you more than help :/ not to be a pain in the *** and not "dissing" your system
just that caps make the alt work harder in the long run b/c of all the work it has to do to charge it up
bigger power wire is more beneficial to helping your amps get the power they need

im sure that bumps nicely though! looks good

what kind of amp you have?

 

Holy bass box batman...dont get a flat lol

 

daym that's nuts lol. i'm thinking about upgrading my system next summer. do you have only the woofers amped or the whole system?

 

Lol, that's the same size as my box for my single 12.

Caps ftl, i bet that thing is pretty loud though.

 

This is my amp specs



* High Performance 2-channel Power Amplifier
* 1000 MAX output
* 2 x 165 Watts RMS @ 4 ohms CEA-2006 rating
* 2 x 254 Watts RMS @ 2 ohms CEA-2006 rating
* 0.5% THD @ rated output
* Mosfet power supply
* Variable low pass/High pass filter 50hz-200hz 12/24 db per octave
* infrasonic filter @ 15 or 35 hz 24 db per octave
* Adjustable frequency bass boost circuit
* Adjustable treble frequency control
* Bass Q factor control
* Bass level control
* Variable band reject filter
* A.M.S. (Amplifier Management System)
o Built in Parametric EQ Control
o AMP Information Display (Voltage, Current, Temperature, Cooling Fan Speed)
* Built-in Variable Low-pass/High-pass Filter
* Built-in Infrasonic Filter
* Gold Plated Input/Output Terminals
* Line Output Terminals (RCA) for Extension
* 2-Speed Cooling Fan
* Detachable Aluminum Dress Plate
* Die cast aluminum heat sink
* Toroid noise suppression
* Copper EE core power transformer

Its a two channel amp so i have one channel go to one sub and one to the other.
They hit really hard and deep. Only problem is that my trunk rattles alot but nothing inside. It sounds really clean inside but outside all you hear is rattling. Also i need to figure out a way to bolt them down somewhere or just make straps or something because when i take off from a light or whatever i find my self in the back seat hooking all the wires all over once in a while because the box gets pushed towards the trunk lid.
Last time i weighed the box with subs and amp and cap it weighted about 170lb thanks to kickers double stacked magnets my gas milage is sh*t now haha

 

Are your subs dual voice coil? depending on the ohm of them and the impedance your amp can handle getting down to, you can produce more power from it, I am guessing you have dual 4 ohm kickers and if you run that amp down to 1 ohm instead of 2 that you are running it will drop way harder..My amp gets down to .5 ohm producing 2100 watt so try and drop it lower and see the diff...Dont forget to amp your voices/music speakers as they say in the south...