It was an amazing and trying at times walk to the beach today. Sun was hot! Sad to see so much washed up, I'm assuming it's usually much more pristine but overall felt was absolutely an amazing sight to see. Nobody there, just the waves and thoughts of those before. We loaded up a bag of trash before we left but hardly made a dent.
Blew out my kicker subs and mentioned to my brother in law. Here says, I've got some old audio equipment in my attic, maybe you want to replace that kicker amp too!
Hysteria purple if anybody wondering.
First box is done, it's about 1.75cu/ft.
To poly fill out not to poly fill, and how much is too much? Should it touch the sub? So many questions... I've always done ported but these days I just want to tighten it up but have reserve when needed, lol. So to those in the game every day, what are your thoughts?
Okay so still discovering the gage features, discovered that I've got extra in my Kenwood deck. It's got a whole cluster of track gages! I'm really just trying to get familiar with it all but I had a nice launch at some point and the deck logged a 0-60 in 4.1 seconds. Also, finding optimal cruising rpm to be around 2700-3200 where I get the best gas mileage, so 4th gear tops for pretty much all freeway cruising speed 16.1mpg.
So my question, what y'all getting on your stats?
I've only got about 400 miles on it since buying, about 120 since I just refinished.
2012 SS. Air suspension. Full maestro cam 1 kit, Kenwood deck, 5" door and 6x9 rear kicker with matching amp, 2 12" kicker comp r with matching amp, hysteria purple with a flake topcoat, wet sanded, buffed, fresh tint, new market lights, full 2 layer dynomat wrap.
As a side note, accidentally discovered competitive mode while cleaning car! The back bumper still needs wet sand and buff, tail light bezels. Need to get new roof trim, the old looks kinda gross.
Not pictured, kicker, 2 12" comp r, 6x9, 5"door and honestly not sure if I'm even installing the 3.5's.
Just wet sanding and buffing. Some fresh grill parts, coming along.
Started back late February, hoping to be done by June.