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as i said the risk of bothering is very slim unless i go to town in which i would turn it down to drive anyways due to busy traffic... but mostly i'll be driving on thei highway and backroads in my area.

LMFAO!!! hahah speechless.

dont worry about me i live in a rural area... and all i gotta do is just turn it down a tad when i go into town since they changed the rule from being aloud to be heard from 300ft away to only 100ft away .

well it arrived this morning.. hooked up about 10min later... go it tuned to around 55hz.. holy shit you can see the windows bow out when the bass hits in my jeep now... and i got the boost down all the way and you can still hear me coming from at least a block away.. boost makes it too loud for now...

well my new amp should be here tommorrow or most likely friday.. I'll let you guys know how it sounds... i didnt wanna spend too much for now since in a year or two i'm more than likely gonna sell what I got and upgrade again.

well i've decided to go with the 300.1 which is supposed to be actually 410rms @ 2 ohm so 205 rms to each sub will work out perfect. I should be happy since now i got a lightning audio amp thats like 75rms x 2

Yeah i just look at some stuff on crutchfield because they usually have the best overview and specs on the products.

I got 2 infinity reference 12's single 4 ohm voice coils... in a box with 1.25 cu ft per sub and a 3" port for each sub about 1.5 inches from the bottom of the box around.. 11-12" port length.. and right now i'm stuck with a paperweight lightning audio 150rms amp.. since my other amp blew....

I got 2 12" infinitys single 4ohm in a sealed 1.25cu ft per sub box and i was wondering what some decent amps would be for around $200 give or take a few bucks... each sub is rated at 300 watts rms.. they have a 93db efficency so they still sound fairly decent with about 100rms running to each ...

hmm well that doesn't look to good then... i planned on getting a new amp anyways this one would be cheaper to buy a new one then to have it repaired..