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aguilarf · 02-11-2008, 11:12 PM

You got plenty of room and options on your car. Just depends how mild or wild you want to go. Do you want sound quality or volume. Just a couple of questions you need to ask yourself before you decide on which direction to go. But I do recommend you use sound deadening material where ever you can. Especially on the doors and package tray. It does helps the older cars sound so much better.

Optima Yellow Top main battery
Pioneer DEH 7400MP head unit
Clarion EQS746 7 band equalizer
(4)Rockford Fosgate T1682C 6 X 8’s
(1)Autotek Mean Machine 1000x1 Super D-Class mono amp (1 OHM Stable)
(1)Autotek Mean Machine 100x4 amp
(2)Autotek MM2D10 Subs wired @ 1 Ohm
(1)Stinger SHDAH12 12 farad hybrid capacitor
Stinger power, ground, and speaker wire
Stinger Dream Series RCA cables
Stinger Digital battery terminals
Stinger 4 gauge wire from battery to alternator

02-11-2008, 11:12 PM	#2
aguilarf 2001 Oxford White Mustang GT Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: San Antonio, TX Posts: 602 Trader Rating: (9)	You got plenty of room and options on your car. Just depends how mild or wild you want to go. Do you want sound quality or volume. Just a couple of questions you need to ask yourself before you decide on which direction to go. But I do recommend you use sound deadening material where ever you can. Especially on the doors and package tray. It does helps the older cars sound so much better. Optima Yellow Top main battery Pioneer DEH 7400MP head unit Clarion EQS746 7 band equalizer (4)Rockford Fosgate T1682C 6 X 8’s (1)Autotek Mean Machine 1000x1 Super D-Class mono amp (1 OHM Stable) (1)Autotek Mean Machine 100x4 amp (2)Autotek MM2D10 Subs wired @ 1 Ohm (1)Stinger SHDAH12 12 farad hybrid capacitor Stinger power, ground, and speaker wire Stinger Dream Series RCA cables Stinger Digital battery terminals Stinger 4 gauge wire from battery to alternator __________________ Last edited by aguilarf; 03-15-2008 at 11:50 PM.