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Message: [QUOTE="jdc753, post: 556909, member: 52"] It's pretty easy to match an amp to a sub, but generally you need to pick one before the other, so get your sub(s) selected and figured out and then pick an amp that will give you the final output power you need and at the resistance/impedance/ohm that works with your sub(s) selection. RMS power is the only power rating that matters, and honestly if a amp or sub advertises strongly its Peak power handling, then it is most likely not even worth purchasing. Just the other week I helped a buddy measure up the inside of his super cab for a sub box, there really isn't much room under that back seat. I would honestly stick to 8" subs as 10" is the max you could fit under the seat but I think it will really hinder room for the heel for anyone sitting in the back seat. We ended up selecting a 8" shallow Pioneer sub and down firing it, he wasn't looking for too much so it should work out good. [/QUOTE]

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