Can it hold a small amp pushing my interior speakers?

 

Id say so, the alernator is just as important in this case.....

 

oh i also have 8k hids hooked up...so?

 

I have a buddy who has it and it has no problem running all his in car audio stuff.

 

6.5's right? need any stuff to make it fit right..i heard its and odd size space

 

^^^I'm pretty sure, I don't think he had any problems fitting it in there. Hopefully a member steps forward with some first hand experience. I know they're out there.

 

http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAu...roductID=11421
check that out

 

hehe, ironic that you buy a mini battery to cut weight, and then add it all back with stereo equipment

 

That's the one! They sound awesome too!

 

ummm upgrading oem speakers doesnt add much more weight....and an amp...mmm ok mang

 

Very true, why bother with a mini battery if you're already adding all the weight from the speakers.

20lbs won't do much of a difference in that case.

 

well if your putting in speakers that are not much more heavy then the stock speakers, it isn't worth upgrading them nice speakers are significantly heavier then the stock POS speakers. and an amp worth your time installing will add all the weight right back. don't forget you will need new power wires, RCA's, ground, bigger speaker wire etc.

take it from a car stereo dude... if your trying to save weight, then the stereo is the first place. i took out my infinity Kappa perfect 12 with homemade fiberglas box, with the MTX 895 5 channel amp and cap because the stuff weighs a shietload.