Ok so currently i have 2 kicker 12" subs in a box that wont fit in a camaro. I also have 3 kicker ZR-600 2 channel amps. ultimately my plan is to have 4 coaxial speakers amped and some kind of sub set up to get the bass. To do the 4 speakers i want to use a 4 channel amp which i dont have. (I could use two 2 channel amps but its just too much space). So im willing to sell two of the three amps i have. as for the subs ideally i would really only want to use one 12" to save space and weight. But the box that fits into the side of the trunk opposite the spare tire only fits a 10" which means buying a new sub and a box. The other option is a custom box to fit my 2 12's which isnt much more money.

I know im definately going to start off with the 4 channel ampa good head unit and 4 new speakers. but for the subs i just dont know.... I like good sounding music but the weight is a killer....

 

How about a custom box for just one of the 12's?
Picking up a 4 channel would be a good idea, but when you working in a hatch you rear speakers are virtually pointless. They're a filler, they make it harder to get your sound imaging right, your listening to stereo sound anyway, you dont need a rear stage, simply put.

So your 2 channels will work fine, now the coaxials are a bad idea. Pick up some component speakers, get a good front stage, simple single 12". You'll be all set.

 

why not 2-12"'s and just take them out when you hit up the track...

I'll post a pic of my setup, custom box is the way to go

 

I still need to mount the amp and clean it up...but It works good for me...

 

ya thats what i was thinking... i think im going to go with a custom box from Subthump. I think they are the nicest ones ive seen.

 

Is your power and ground really the same size as your speaker wire?

Ewww.

 

yep sure is...it's like 10 gauge ...my car came w/ that installed...

I have some 2 gauge (which will be overkill) from my last system that I have to install........when I'm not feeling lazy

 

It should be atleast 8 ga. I always suggest 4 ga. for most system. If your a badass, you'll run 1/0.

 

Yea...I dont need 2 gauge but I got it so why not...

I had it on my last system that I was pushin 2500watts