Will this work on a 1986 Suzuki intruder, I currently have 2 coils with single outputs. 3 Ohms.
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obviously the 140403 is for 4 cyl but as long as you get the 3 ohm singles youll be good - Im willing to bet they bolt right in like on my 83 kz1100 ltd & 77 gl1000 goldwing - not only are they snazzy as hell but the spark from these will wake that ole mule right up - I would would pay twice as much knowing that when I turn the key on my bikes the rocket engines fire!!!!
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TS-SW3002S4 is the single sub I matched it with, and the rms is 400, which is a pretty awesome match, so it should work fine. You can adjust the ohm on the amp. But only send it to a single sub, not a pair.
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it has been used on motorbikes for sure. It just needs to be in amp mode. If you're doing parasitic load, then you're focused on DC Amps. The 117 has up to 6, while the 88 has up to 10. I don't see a big issue as you're just doing parasitic, not actual use. If anything actually pulls more than 6, you'll blow the internal fuse and have to replace it, but that's about it. Shouldn't be a problem(I've just tested mine on my car and it works).
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I would get two 4 ohm subs. I have two 4 ohm single voice coils Kenwood subs running the amp in series and it sounds great. Getting two 2 ohm subs might bring the impedance too low. Hope this helps.
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Yes it will work just depends on your gauges and what the ohms reading that they read off of.
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I wouldn't. Most people suggest using a direct connection to the battery with a relay even for just one since the current draw can blow the fuse on your factory wiring. With 2 you will definitely exceed the amperage rating and will need to wire them directly to the battery. If this sounds scary, it isn't. The wiring kit they sell on here comes with everything you need and works well. I have 2 on my Harley using their Kit.
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Yes it will work, no it will not sound correct.For the output volume to match the Ohm Rating has to match.
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I don't know what type of vehicle you have, I installed the battery in my sons 1987 Suzuki LT80. Sorry, no help.
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Nelson, My coil was still good when I replaced my Pertronix breaker-less points. I am using the standard blue Bosch 043-905-115C 12v coil in my '82 Air-cooled Vanagon. If you "Google" that Bosch number you will see that the coil is available in many places online; the search may also help you figure out if that coil is the one you need...if you have a 12v AC VW...that is probably it...may want to verify if you have CA or Fed. emissions...seems like it makes a difference for the coils... I have Fed.. Good Luck! Hope you can get 'er to turn over!
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With no problems . As long as your wiring is correct . Mine ran my four alpine type r 12s and never got hot at 1ohm . The amp is worth the buy . Take the chance you won't be let down .
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This is a dual coil sub so I'm assuming it is 2 ohms if you run the two coils in parallel and 8 ohms each side. This doesn't quite work out, you're right, as it should be two 4 ohm coils (which is how I see it described on sites that sell it) that in parallel is 2 ohms or in series is 8 ohms. I built my own box to the sealed box specs (remarkably small) and am driving it in stereo (though my head unit has a dedicated sub setting for outputs which may sum to mono on its own) with a 1000watt stereo amp and I assumed it was 4ohm per side. It sounds amazing in my little car, as a matter of a fact it took me forever to get the sub balanced with the rest of the system because it is amazingly efficient so I kept turning down the sub out as well as the amp trim and finally settled on running it with a 150hz cutoff instead of 75hz. Hope this helps.
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Yes it will work fine. If anything going up in ohm ratings is easier and safer than going down. You are taking a 6 ohm rating and going up to 8 which uses less power to drive the speaker. If you were trying to go from 8 ohm rating on the receiver and drive a 4 ohm speaker I might say look out you could cause your amp to switch off from overheating or tripping a fuse. You will be fine and if anything you'll have a little bit more presence from your middle channel now and maybe adjust it down a tad in your setup if it's too much.
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I don't know for sure, but I wired into a 83 Suzuki GS650 and it works great. Make sure you buy the tachometer sensor with the resister built into it.
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I don't think so. I made the mistake if buying two of these without knowing what my factory coils looked like. My best advice to you is to do the same. If they match, great! If not, I would look elsewhere. Buying parts online is always a gamble.
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I'm just an end user but I don't think it would put out enough juice for two amps. Worked great on my factory Harley stereo. The case was too big so I just used the board and wires (oversized case).
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It's electronic, so there really isn't a ratio. It works off the primary (input) side of the ignition coil. My bike has two coils because it's a 4-cyl, but I could still use it because of how my ignition works. Google it because some people have trouble getting it working. Probably because like me they didn't get instructions.
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Won't work with a 8 ohm coil. I use it with a 12" single 4 ohm via bridge and the amps couldn't handle it. I think you should get a different amps or get 2 ohms speakers.