what is difference dual 4 ohm dual 2 ohm

PLMK thanks

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Do a search for your question and quit wasting our time.
I know it is on here.

heres what i get when i try to search

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if anyone else would be kind enough to help thanks in advanced

A dual 4 ohm can be wired down to 2 ohm or 8 ohm, and a dual 2 ohm can be wired to 1 ohm or 4 ohm. Use it to pick an amp that suits the sub well - e.g. if you have a 2 channel amp that can be bridged to 4 ohms, you will want the dual 2 ohm so you can get the most out of your amp. Go to www.bcae1.com and read everything there.

thank you man your a beast looks like ill get the 2 ohm i have this amp

Audiobahn A2200HCT 2 Channel High Current 1600W RMS Amp

Yup the 2 ohm is what you need. What subs are you looking at?

Brand: Kicker RMS Wattage: 600
Model: 02S12L5 2OHM Voice Coil: Dual
Size: 12 inches

Sorry about that...


You might need to upgrade your alternator for that amp... since it is a class A/B and pulls a crap load of power according to its rating... I could be wrong though.

ok what else would i have to do. I was gonna buy a capictor too also.

caps are pointless

really why? i was reading in a mag and saw the speical alternators but i thought caps did the same thing

HAHA... HA... Alternators give power, caps take power. that is as simple as I can put it.

alright what brand would you recomend?

for an alternator... try mean machine...

my bad, mean green http://www.mean-green.com/

i have a ford and it doesn't say it will fit =(

ok the thing i read was a optima battery

www.optimabatteries.com

Those are batteries... which will help a good deal to get a deep cycle vs. a stock battery, but a class a/b amp that is trying to pull anything over 1500watts is a huge deterimet on your electrical system... it is also a high current amplifier if I remember which means it pulls a butt load of power from your alternator...

im pretty sure i won't pull over 1500 watts. The subs are 600 rms each so 1200 max. But i checked out that site and ford wasn't on the list for alternators.

Yeah, give em an email. I am sure they have one for ford. My jeep wasn't on there. I emailed them

how much did it run ya?? Also should i get the battery too?

also hailbane what are the best subs for the buck i want around 1000 total rms LMK what you think.

1000 rms, a blueprint, or a brahma

i don't wanna sound dumb but who makes those. Thanks

adire, blueprint

wheres the cheapest to find them? And i would only need 1 correct?

www.visionary-audio.com (http://www.visionary-audio.com) and www.adireaudio.com (http://www.adireaudio.com)

Look up a BatCap800 instead of spending all your money on a new alternator. Unless you are throwing tons of power at your car, you can usually solve the problem by getting a batcap or a new dry cell batter

Look up a BatCap800 instead of spending all your money on a new alternator. Unless you are throwing tons of power at your car, you can usually solve the problem by getting a batcap or a new dry cell battery