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You need to pick up a nice 500w amp. Something like the rockford 500.1 would work perfectly, or even the Alpine MRP-M500 would do your sub justice. -Just FYI, you might think about reverse mounting your P3. I've seen too many of those subs shatter the second anything touches the cone, so you...

My 1998 Ford Escort was doing fine until I took it to get smogged, and it passed except for throwing an error code saying it was too lean, so I figured it was the PCV tubing, since it was cracked, so I replaced it, now the car is running horrible. It starts fine, but after a few seconds it drops...

There are install kits from a few places that will fill in the the gap for you. Take a look at crutchfield.com, or stop by our local BestBuy or CarToys. The big issue you will run into with replacing your stereo, however, is that it is most likely a Bose stereo system, which doesn't work like...

There are install kits from a few places that will fill in the the gap for you. Take a look at crutchfield.com, or stop by our local BestBuy or CarToys. The big issue you will run into with replacing your stereo, however, is that it is most likely a Bose stereo system, which doesn't work like...

If I'm doing the math correctly, you're giving each sub 4 cu. ft. of air, even if you assume the volume of the port, that's a very large box, which will mean your subs are going to only operate below 60Hz or so, and with your low end extension falling at 27Hz, you're limiting yourself to...