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street c or super street no wall? or street max 3-4
pontiac sunfire, everything in the trunk. 2 10's and 2 amps. and 2 batteries.
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hey Steve, but cant i be in super street 1-2 then as well? u are not required to have a wall in that class.
so this set up can put me in upto 3 diff classes? and essentially the only diff with this set up from street A to any of those 3 classes is just the extra battery??? i see a HUGE loophole there.
also when i read the rules matrix i interpret it as if the possible subwoofer combinations for street a,b and c are REQUIRED to be exactly that. so say street c it says u can have one 18, two 15's, 4 12's, 6 10's and 8 8's. are these maximum number of subs u can have or do u MUST have one of the listed combinations to be in Street C? Please answer that. Also what if i have 1 15 and 3 10's......am I still street C? what class am I then?
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I have seen many local competitors with systems that have 2-12's with 2-15's. What a judge must do is figure the cone area the best they can and put them in a competitive class.
I have seen every combination of subs you can think of.
Squares and rounds .... 1-10, 2-12's and 1 square 15, 3-10's and 1-12, you name it. Should we move these local competitors up to SS? No. We do our best to give these guys a place to play.
The rules / woofers for the street classes were based upon cone area. I know this cause those classes were my idea. They were copied after my local Mini Street classes I ran for 2 years.
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If you just go to the battery under the hood you are street b. If you drop to one extra bat in the trunk, I would say street c. With 2 bats in the trunk hooked they would force you to be in ss 3-4.
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