I'm really liking that H/U you linked me to. I went and checked it out at the store. It looks real nice and it's very sleek.

 

Another thing on the subs I posted those are Diamonds low end subs the D1 series. They sound amazing and hit pretty hard but if you want to really pound the pavement you could upgrade the D1 to D3 or maybe D6. If so you would have to run a bigger amp than I listed something around 800rms 2 channel iirc.

a had a single D6 in a Jeep cherokee and I could flex the roof and windshield a good two three inches. I have a video somewhere.

not my d6 but here are my d3 10's before i got them tuned in right

[yt]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=12RyrjbjViI[/yt]

 

I don't want nothing rattle the vehicles next to me. Just something that sounds nice and if I want I can roll the windows down and make everyone hear it.

 

where are yall putting your amps in our trucks? heres where i put mine

 

Mine is laying on the floor.

 

When I had the system in my truck, one amp laid behind the center console, another under the center console, and the little one was behind the dash. None were bolted down or anything. Just laying there.

 

here is my h/u.....can someone recommend a set of rears for $60 or so?

http://www.crutchfield.com/S-wzKh62z...=detailed_info

 

Hmm, well the only thing I can safely say to use is about $20.00 higher than your limit...

http://www.crutchfield.com/p_1085032...ures_and_specs

 

what do you mean by safely? they will powered only by the h/u

 

both of my amps and cross overs are on the floor under the rear seat. One of these days i'll do something about mounting, but prob not today..