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where have people grounded their amp?
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My Vibe Active sub is grounded under the rear passenger-side seat. I'll get some pictures for you tomorrow, if you want.
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ground it to the bolt by the first aid kit
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if you could post pics that would help thnx

my amp keepz cutting out and its getting annoying

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cant really find better pics than that
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i got mine earthed to one of the rear light cluster bolts.
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mine is currently earthed to a bit of metal that sticks out behind the bumper ther was a whole init so i jus stuck a screw through it and tightened the ground down

but my amp keeps cutting out when ther's a little too much bass

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I'm not sure whether you'd want to do it yourself. I think you have to drill a hole, which is ever so close to the fuel tank. I had my sub fitted professionally.
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does any1 see any problems with where mine is grounded?
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This is cable Ollie :wink: (the one in the box) Should be in for the South East meet hopefully, if you're going to be there I'll give you a demo of it all. (rest of the pics can be seen HERE)

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As for your problem Samil, is that metal bit part of the chassis? If not then I'd suggest finding a bolt that is.
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That's some beefy wiring, Tom :D Makes my cheapo Autoleads kit look anorexic :lol:

I shall look forward to seeing your new stuff, Tom. And subsequently having my eardrums blown out by the amount of earth-shattering bass :D
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Its not really recomended putting the wires next to your fuel tank, as it can interfere with your fuel lines 8)
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I trust the people who installed my sub, and that they did a good job. I've had no problems whatsoever.
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my 6x9s run at 4 ohms and the amp says it is stable at 2 ohms could this cause it to cut out randomly?

or would it just be the ground
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samil87 wrote:my 6x9s run at 4 ohms and the amp says it is stable at 2 ohms could this cause it to cut out randomly?

or would it just be the ground





Iv grounded mine to the passenger side wall, when you move the carpet, on top of the suspension there will be a hole on the metal wall on the left of this, iv sanded it down a little to get rid of the paint and just stuck a nut and bolt to it.
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