lol, it was my first try. i know its not much but its something. i still have to cover it, but im waiting to see if i even like it. my whold goal was to cover the wires, but i didnt end up doing that. i tried to go to fancy, but ran out of wood for the day.

 

I think it looks good....

 

thanks, not to bad for 10 bucks worth of wood, 12 bucks worth of beer, and an afternoon with the old man.

nobody got hurt in the making of this rack, there were a few close calls.

i did the sides with a jig saw, he did the rest of the table saw, my hands were used instead of clamps, and we both had a drill/beer in our hands.

all was done on a ice/gravel driveway on a beatifull day. good times

 

i know its so bad no one even wants to comment

thanks guys and gals.

 

what is the rms on that amp ? the rack looks like a good start for sure !!
what alternator are you running?

 

its 1100x1 + 125x4

stock 125'er

does anyone know if an after market 200 amp alternator is available. i dont think i need it. yet...

 

atleast you got to spend time with your dad and also had a couple beers

 

Hello there,have you ever had on ur mind about a second battery it's the best way to keep enough juice to feed ur amps and electronic gadgets.and protect ur alternator from frying. It's my opinion,also will help with dimming of heatlights when bass notes hits.And for me Im more satisfied with a 40 bucks batt before a 120$$ capacitor,good luck

 

holy gigantic amp batman!

 

if you notice i already have a second battery, i didnt know if there was an alternator bracket for the 3.5 so i could put a 200 amper on there???