? on the difference between ta and camaro amps?
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? on the difference between ta and camaro amps? i did a search and from what ive read the monsoon amps are different in the firebirds compared to the camaros. the firebirds run everything at 4 ohm where the camaro mixes it up with 2 ohm. does any one know if this is true?
also the connectors appear to be the same pin count so could i swap monsoon amps? put in a pontiac on so i can easily replace with 4 ohm speakers?
any insight is appreciated. i know i can dupm all the factory crap and go aftermarket but a really dont want to. hell i got a kicker xs 100, zr 240, rockford fosgate power 800, 6 kicker L7 12" subs,a couple of resolution component sets, **** load of capacitors, silk dome tweeters...ect, ect,ect.
i just dont want all that weight. im doing 1 sub with one amp, but want to get the most out of the factory locations.
thanks!
also the connectors appear to be the same pin count so could i swap monsoon amps? put in a pontiac on so i can easily replace with 4 ohm speakers?
any insight is appreciated. i know i can dupm all the factory crap and go aftermarket but a really dont want to. hell i got a kicker xs 100, zr 240, rockford fosgate power 800, 6 kicker L7 12" subs,a couple of resolution component sets, **** load of capacitors, silk dome tweeters...ect, ect,ect.
i just dont want all that weight. im doing 1 sub with one amp, but want to get the most out of the factory locations.
thanks!
Re: ? on the difference between ta and camaro amps? sorry, the ponitiac does not run at 4 ohm speakers either.
The Front doors are 2 ohm, and are stated to be 2 ohms on the speakers, the sailpanels are 4ohm/4ohm, DVC drivers. These are wired in parallel either in the wiring harness, or internal to the amp, so the amp sees a 2 ohm load as well.
Sorry.
Ryan.
The Front doors are 2 ohm, and are stated to be 2 ohms on the speakers, the sailpanels are 4ohm/4ohm, DVC drivers. These are wired in parallel either in the wiring harness, or internal to the amp, so the amp sees a 2 ohm load as well.
Sorry.
Ryan.
