First off, I tried searching, but I'm either unable to find what I'm looking for, or I don't know what I'm looking for.
I have a 2007 SRT8 Charger with options I, II, and III. H/U is the NAV with 6 disk changer. Has tweets in the dash, mids in the front doors, assuming 6x9's on the rear deck, and a factory square kicker sub. The sound is good, but I would like a little more power for a touch better volume.
The only thing I'd like to replace is the amp (or amps) if it has more than one. And perhaps even upgrade the sub but still use the stock enclosure as I need my trunk space.
I have a name for the 3 new mods...............Druken Purple Pirates!!!
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Originally Posted by Daytona606
American Muscle, like a pit bull. Big but not large, well defined, explosive power, in it till the end. The cat will give it go and zig and zag, but in the end the pit bull will always catch the cat – the outcome is never good for the cat.
I have a name for the 3 new mods...............Druken Purple Pirates!!!
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Originally Posted by Daytona606
American Muscle, like a pit bull. Big but not large, well defined, explosive power, in it till the end. The cat will give it go and zig and zag, but in the end the pit bull will always catch the cat – the outcome is never good for the cat.
One more question......
I went and checked the car, and the sub has it's own amp mounted to the underside of the rear deck. Is there an upgrade for this as well?
One more question......
I went and checked the car, and the sub has it's own amp mounted to the underside of the rear deck. Is there an upgrade for this as well?
of course there is Check out the link I gave you for other options.
For anybody else reading this, that amp I linked REQUIRES a powered sub, not the passive sub in the RT's
I have a name for the 3 new mods...............Druken Purple Pirates!!!
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Originally Posted by Daytona606
American Muscle, like a pit bull. Big but not large, well defined, explosive power, in it till the end. The cat will give it go and zig and zag, but in the end the pit bull will always catch the cat – the outcome is never good for the cat.
upgraded kicker amp will gain you a little more boost and quality.
The power rating is the same as the original amp but the DSS mode makes a nice difference. Also, the EQ setup of this amp creates a little more LOW bass. I had one in my SRT8 for about a month before I traded the car. Since the Kicker spkrs are 4 ohms, the amp output is 28W/ch into 6 channels. The Charger has no center dash spkr like the 300s (1 ch) and the Kicker sub has its own amp (1 ch).
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Originally Posted by Shawnlh
One more question......
I went and checked the car, and the sub has it's own amp mounted to the underside of the rear deck. Is there an upgrade for this as well?
FYI - The subwoofer amp in the Chargers is rated at 200W.
__________________ 2006 Inferno Red SRT8 with groups I, II, Sunroof, K&N drop-in filter, Auto-dim mirror, Jet-180 T-stat, Predator, 300 SRT struts/springs, Chally SRT wheels.
Born 6-21-06, Home 4-26-10. 1/4 mile - 12.989 @ 108.78 in street trim. Traded 10-19-2012. 2006 Inferno Red R/T with R&T Born 8-12-05, Home 8-25-05, Sold 8-9-10.
The power rating is the same as the original amp but the DSS mode makes a nice difference. Also, the EQ setup of this amp creates a little more LOW bass. I had one in my SRT8 for about a month before I traded the car. Since the Kicker spkrs are 4 ohms, the amp output is 28W/ch into 6 channels. The Charger has no center dash spkr like the 300s (1 ch) and the Kicker sub has its own amp (1 ch).
FYI - The subwoofer amp in the Chargers is rated at 200W.
SRT has a powered sub, the Daytona with the 322a does not. I installed the kicker 368w amp in my prior Daytona and couldn't figure out why there was no bass. I actually got to talk to a real live Kicker Engineer, who told me that the amp required a powered sub.
I have a name for the 3 new mods...............Druken Purple Pirates!!!
Quote:
Originally Posted by Daytona606
American Muscle, like a pit bull. Big but not large, well defined, explosive power, in it till the end. The cat will give it go and zig and zag, but in the end the pit bull will always catch the cat – the outcome is never good for the cat.
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