Werd, time is probably the most used resource in car audio.

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thank you thank you. i'll try to post some pics. i fuckin lost my picture phone and my other phone doesn't have a camera so i gotta try to find that then i'll post some pics. and last night i went out and bought a drill that was on sale 4 20 bucks and the shit isn't strong enough to drill the nail thru the wood so i got to go back to my uncle house and use his shit.

 

all that time - having me do it would of been worth it!

 

dude i dont think the problem is the drill i think its that your are trying to drill a nail, try a screw it might work better

 

i did have a screw. i didnt mean a nail for real. i tried it again with my handy dandy 20 dollar drill and it work so everything is up and working. but my problem now is that my kenwood amp that i'm using for my highs cuts on and off. i have four tweeters that i put in each door thats hooked up to it. is that the problem.

 

tweeters dont overload amps unless the gain is set too high. Even 4ohm DC tweeters will meter 12-16 ohm impedance at 5khz

 

its hard to say with out seeing it but try breaking down the system until the problem is eliminated. then you will have a better idea of whats wrong.

 

what i kind of think is the problem is that i have too many things hooked up to it, cuz when i had it powering jus my 2 6x9's it never cut out, but again that was before i unwired everything and then wired it back.

 

how many watts total are you running? and how many watts is the amp. might not have all the power to run everything. try going back to your old set up and see if it cuts out if not then your amp dosent have the power needed.

 

positioning of the amp? Are the heatsinks blocked or is the amp on its side?