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Hope you don't plan on putting that in the fairing...If so its gonna be REAL tight.
I went with the i320.4 not the i520.4 so it will be the same size as arc amp roughly. I am running 2ohm speakers so I can get away with a little smaller amp.
I went with the i320.4 not the i520.4 so it will be the same size as arc amp roughly. I am running 2ohm speakers so I can get away with a little smaller amp.
Ahh ok, you'll be fine then. I thought you went with the 520.
Originally Posted by floridapoolboy
I bought the i520.4, haven't had a chance to install it yet. Seems like it will fit, but it will be close!
Honestly I'm praying for you brother, but the Soundstream is tight between the fairing supports. That extra inch might possibly fit, but getting the wires hooked in should be quite an interesting feat. Let us know how it goes.
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