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Well i won yesterday with a 148.5... i now have 2 15" mts and 2 MM4000.1s. so i gained .5 db by adding 8kw and another 15 lol im so ashamed... but i still won. my electricle system is the main problem with only 1 750cca battery it need serious help. (car cannot run in dbdrag). so what im gonna do is change to street c so i can put a battery in the back of my truck, and a battery under the hood.

unfortunatly i have some issues. i can only build up about 14 inchs from the floor of my truck. street c has to have the box below the windows in the car. either way im horrifyed by that score considering i did a 148 with one of each legal and a 151 in my driveway. but i did make my gf really sick with eminems go to sleep! she almost puked! i forgot how loud 148 is!
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cool...........keep kickin ass
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well its not that kewl i wish that score was like a 153-155 and it should be i just dont have the damn room in my truck to get the airspace those mts crave...
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Hey Bill, a win is a win. I am sure you will figure it out. I was just outside tuning my system, the center channel still isn't done so I can't take it to a contest yet. But it will get there. I am planning on going to a show just about 100mi south of me that is a USAC 3x competition. I hope to do very well then.
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just got word they are going to do some usac comps out here!
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Post by Ryan from Ohio »

Cant you add the batteries below the rear seat?

Just a thought...

Also I think theres a company called GMB or something like that. They make 8 Volt Batteries so you can get your voltage to 16V for comps ;)

Trouble is you need them charged before you get there and its only good for a bit like all batteries...
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if you want to keep with one battery, switch the starter battery to a Kinetik 2400 before the event.

as for adding a second RE MT15, and 8Kw of power and only gaining half a dB, that sounds like you may hve an issue with cancellation or something.. if this is in a truck, you may also have a pressurization issue, which could be overcome by finding a place to vent (say, through the firewall behind the dash) the cabin to outside air without having to roll down any windows.

Otherwise, look at a battery isolator, and adding the Kinetik in back, as a dedicated audio battery if you do change classes.
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well this main issue is no room under the hood. i have no room for anything bigger than what i have in there now. ryan 16v is now illegal in most sanctioning bodies in my classes. although some people stretch the rules and run 20+ volts. im probably gonna throw either an nsb90 or a kinetic 2400 monster in the back. i didnt gain match the amps i didnt have time but what is the best way to do that?
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best way?
with an oscilloscope.
you need to measure the output on the scope and match them so each is putting out the same power at the same volume position.
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guess i need to buy an ocilliscope any other ways to do it?
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