has any one thought about there subs adding a hella wieght for your ride... I just put my two 12" he'2s back in an there real nice, but i was just thinking thtas it gunna make my car a little slower, an not be good when driving down ahrd turns.... i dunno any feed back
subs in back, too heavy?? - 6G Celicas Forums
alrighty i got 2 twelves in the back as well lol and yes it does make a difference but after a while of driving her you would not be able to tell since you will get used to the extra weight.
yeah system is heavey lol. it defslows down the car and def makes the back end of the car kick out on hard turn. kinda cool in a way like ur drifting if u can control it. but u do get used to it.
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The few times that I've autocrossed my car I've taken my sub out and I do notice a slight difference coming out of the turns. But unless you going to be racing your car all the time, why not have a system that sounds good when you're just cruising.
i ended up taking out my spare tire to lessen the weight.
i was also thinking of getting a single 12in sub, instead of 2 10s.
i was also thinking of getting a single 12in sub, instead of 2 10s.
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yes,,, the back of my car sits down as well because the subs...
Mine was a bit slower when I had two 10" subs and a big enclosure, and now it's not as slow because I'm running one 12" sub, but soon I'll be running one 10" sub in a fiberglass enclosure to save weight and place the sub out of the way. >
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you know most of that wait isn't coming from the subs themselves sure there heavy but it is probably the weight of the MDF box that you have it in those things weigh a ton. Make your self a custom FGlass encloser u will be stasisfied with weight reduction. It is a really cool project at least it was for me.
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William
if you want to race, take all the **** out. Otherwise, if you've got good music, there's no reason to go fast!