That was funny Chris. I laughed out loud.

Chris, how is the bumper coming a long? Can it be fixed, or does it have to be replaced?

 

Well i can fix.. but I have spare IX Evo Rear bumper OEM white from FRED.. so i might swap it.. snice they are good condtion.. and plus.. Im think about JDM rear.. but not now..


SO AUDIO EXPERT OR KNOWLEDGES... I have question..

Im going buy 2 marine SUbwoofer...
10"
10" 4-ohm marine subwoofer
polymica woofer with butyl rubber surround
400Hr. UV-stable plastic grille and basket
gold-plated binding posts
water-resistant damper
power range: 15-200 watts RMS (300 watts peak power)
frequency response: 35-1000 Hz
sensitivity: 90 dB
top-mount depth: 4-1/2"

So that mean im get AMP too.. Im look Amp so i want 300watts for both.. one AMP.. so i have buy 2 way for sub and 2 way speaker? or something.. Im kinda confused lol... please help me noobie audios lol OH that For my BOAT>... not EVO

 

Oh you already fixed it? Nice!

 

Not yet.. It Bumper plus reforcement and plus pull Frames.. so I can do it Free fix and have spare bumper.. so Im think gonna claim insurance and get money!

No one help me about Audio questions

AMP im thinkin about that:

Sony XM-604M
Marine amplifier 60 watts RMS x 4
60 watts RMS x 2 + 150 watts RMS x 1 in 3-channel mode
coated circuit board resists corrosion
built-in high- and low-pass filters

That AMP for Marine only.

 

i think i work right by you? i got a job at motors northwest on south tacoma way, and i see this silver evo with a LOUD *** exhaust everyday.

wanna do $50?

 

Chris your best bet is too get a Mono (1 channel sub amp). 4ch is for door speakers and will not be enough for subs. You want a more efficient Class D mono amp. It also depends on if your subs or single or dual voice coil. The load on the amp is dependant on what Ohm's you have the subs wires at. You can wire the subs in series or parallel to represent different loads.

Example you buy a subwoofer amp rated at 600watt rms at 2ohm. It you have two 10in 4ohm subs depending on how you wire them you can achieve a 2ohm load or 8ohm. You would want to wire them in 2ohm to achieve the most power. As far as being marine you don't technically need a "marine" amplifier. You can create an enclosure with some type of ventilation that is isolated away from contact with water. If you need more help let me know...I used to work for a audio shop.

 

Um.. can you hook me up install my Compustar remote start for me? I already got the kit all I need just a installer.

 

Haha Compustar are complicated alarms to install. Is it there 2way pager alarm? Its a decent amount of work to install one. I didn't even do mine...I had BC do my 2way Clifford (big mistake )

 

Yeah. they're complicated to install. I bought the alarm kit back in 04 but never got install. oh well I'll just have illtech do it for me then.

 

Humm not sure if Illtech a good place for alarm installs. Compustar is based out of Seattle and usually if you call them can reccomend shop or techs fairly local. You can go to Illtech but I bet they will charge you up the a$$ and who knows how it will turn out.

 

Illtech installed mine and they actually have a guy from compustar come out and install it.

 

I did called them already. I talked to Drew one of the guy works there he said $400 for just the install labor. and I called mobile radio at POULSBO and SILVERDALE they said the same thing. $400 out the door. thats very very expensive for just install.

 

Thanks for the input.. Yea $400 is high even at a shop rate of 100 an hour that is 4 hours to do install and unless they have really gotten that complicated over the years since I had my last one installed I don't remember it taking that long to do especially when it is a simple 1 way alarm. I can understand when you have multiple sensors and backup battery, etc etc.. I'm looking at just getting a Clifford G5 Arrow nothing special really.

 

Jackey Chan's Evo is very very ricy

 

Well it requires pulling a large portion of the interior. Antenna, shock sensor, hood switch, trunk pin, tapping an injector, remote start is an extra module, main wiring, etc. $400 isn't that bad for a two way with remote start with how high install rates have gotten. I would also call Compustar and see who their reccomended installers are. I would rather pay high rates and have it done right. It requires tapping in to alot of the factory wiring.