hey guy actually my battery is complete dead i need to get new one just wonder which brand is good for High Performance car and Sound system with long lift is for EG or DC2?
-Optima
- Century
-SCA
-Repco
-supercharge
-BOSCH
- Exide
any that i miss out
thank you
cheer monet
2 major factors with different brands:
1) price
2) length of warranty (which usually gives indication of quality)
repco = century which is what i have.
As long as you get one with minimum CCA for your car + more (380-480cc ?) depending on how high end your sound system is. Oh and make sure it fits in your battery location and the terminals ARE ON THE correct side
Yo man i work at supercheap, the SCA batterys are pretty shitty, their CCA readings and rc ratings are pretty low.Quote:
Originally Posted by Monetz
The Century's are quite good for the money. I think for your car off the top of my head is $149 in century which has 2 year warranty.
Thank you infurNOS my plan is setQuote:
Originally Posted by infurNOS
2.0 Farad Digital Capacitor
Front 4"Kicker CS44 2-Way 300Watt
Rear 6/6.5" Kicker KS60 (11KS60) 2-Way 390Watt
Boot 6x9 Kicker 40CS6934 3-way 900Watt (Option)
1 4ch Cadence amplifier 1400watt
1 Kicker monoblock amplifier 1200watt
Sub Kicker 12" 1600Watt
thank you will check this outQuote:
Originally Posted by Flippit
Optima and odyssey were the main ones when i used to play with car audio. deep cycle battery is what your after for a high end system, capacitors are a waste of money. When you list your speaker specs list the output in RMS not peak output, peak are inflated numbers, RMS is more accurate.
Front 4"Kicker CS44 2-Way 300WattQuote:
Originally Posted by TbM
Power Handling:
Peak: 300 watts per pair / 150 watts each
RMS: 100 watts per pair / 50 watts each
Rear 6/6.5" Kicker KS60 (11KS60) 2-Way 390Watt
6" KS Series Car Speakers
Power Handling:
Peak: 390 watts per pair / 195 watts each
RMS: 130 watts per pair / 65 watts each
Boot 6x9 Kicker 40CS6934 3-way 900Watt (Option)
• Peak Power: 900W
• RMS Power: 300W
1 F600-4 CADENCE 4-CHANNEL AMP 1400 WATTS
Rated Power: 4x 125 Watts RMS @ 4 ohm
Rated Power: 4x 175 Watts RMS @ 2 ohm
Bridged Power: 2x 350 Watts @ 4 ohm RMS Mono
Peak Power: 1400 Watts
Minimum THD at Rated Power: < 0.05%
Frequency Response: 10Hz - 40KHz
S/N ratio: > 100dB
Damping Factor: > 200@100Hz
Channel Separation: > 65dB
Dimensions: (W x H x L) 279mm x 70mm x 457mm
1 Kicker monoblock amplifier 1200watt
CX Series Single-Channel Class D Car Amplifier
RMS Power Rating:
4 ohms: 600 watts x 1 chan.
2 ohms: 1200 watts x 1 chan.
Max power output: 2400 watts x 1 chan
Sub Kicker 12" 1600Watt
12" Dual 4 Ohm CompR (CWR) Subwoofer
Power Handling:
Peak: 1600 watts
RMS: 800 watts
Impedance: Dual 4 Ohm
just curious i see your monoblock is a 600w@4ohms
and the Subwoofer is a 800w.
could this be considered too different?
usually the amp should not be more than the woofer because you can blow it out. but if its too far less than the sub will not recieve sufficient power to produce good quality and will work handicapped.
or 75% enough power good enough.
in the past i always matched them although i never needed anything over 250w, so i would get a 250w for both
your actually better off over powering the speaker/sub than under powering it, all of my equipment has an amps with more output than the rms rating of the speaker.Quote:
Originally Posted by Baby Face
his sub is a dual 4 ohm so it would be wired in parallel so the amp sees a 2 ohm load and outputs 1200 rms.
so you overpower and just adjust down until there is no crackling?Quote:
Originally Posted by TbM
lol i'm using Kicker 40CWR124 (CWR124) sub is a dual 4 ohm but u can adjust to 2ohm
here pic
http://i.seimg.net/images/1442764/big/40cwr124.jpg