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I know someone brought up the topic of moving up classes at a show, before it starts, and you said you must have the equipment in the car. Say I am in street 1-2, but want to compete in street 3-4, and I have a spair sub with me, may I count that as a 3rd sub, even though it is not hooked up or in a box? I know this rule applies with the 600 watt cap, and an interrior amp would put me over the 600 watt limit, so I am assuming that just having the sub in the car would count as well? Thank You in advance
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The equipment must be permanently installed and connected to the system. You can't just throw a woofer into the trunk and then enter another class.
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