what is amazing is this truck was under 9 ft of water from the hurricane, has been resurected and should be hitting in the high high 160's low 170's.

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I believe only about 5 people have broken 170....good luck.

 

well truck is sponsered by orion 12 12's. hit a 168.6 legal before the flood and had some port and cab flex issues. secondary door locks are being fabricated now . will say this when you don't have to pay anything for equipment, you can get a helluva lot further than when your a consumer.

 

Team Pioneer members Scott Owens and Steve Cook set four World Records and collected five 1st Place wins at the 2005 Spring Break Nationals in Daytona Beach, Florida. The debut of the new Premier SPL amplifiers was a powerful one, posting incredible scores of 179.0dB in IdBL competition (the highest ever recorded in IdBL) and a 176.6dB in dB Drag Racing.

Steve Cook is the newest member of Team Pioneer, but comes with a rich background in SPL competition - in fact, he was the dB Drag "Extreme Cup" champion from 2004, awarded to the loudest overall competitor at last year's Finals. Using 16 PRS-D5000SPL's, Steve took 1st Place in the Extreme 3-4 class and set a new World Record with 175.0dB. In the IASCA dB League (IdBL), Steve also won his class and set a new World Record with 177.1dB.

“It’s unbelievable what the new Premier amplifiers put out,� said Steve Cook. "They are so powerful that I need to reinforce my van to withstand the pressure! This is just the beginning, things will definitely keep going up from here."

Veteran Team Pioneer member Scott Owens now has 52 (yes, fifty-two) of the new PRS-D5000SPL amplifiers and 13 TS-W5000SPL woofers, and the results were simply unprecedented. In dB Drag, Scott won the Extreme 5+ class with an incredible 176.6dB - winning by almost 7dB, and also backing up a new World Record of 175.8dB. In MECA, Scott won 1st place in the X3 class, was the loudest car of the competition, and also set the "Highest Ever Recorded in MECA" with 176.2dB.

Then, in IdBL Scott nailed an unbelievable 179.0dB. According to Head Judge Moe Sabourin, "That was the highest score EVER recorded in IdBL, and actually the highest score EVER recorded on an Audio Control system!" Scott then backed that up with a 178.8dB to set the new IdBL World Record and take the win in Ultimate 4 class.

“Throughout the event, we’re hitting big numbers without a problem. The new Pioneer PRS amplifiers crank out massive power and combined with the SPL subwoofers, produce some serious bass,� said Scott Owens, SPL competitor. “We hit multiple world records that’ll be hard to beat this year.�

The third member of Team Pioneer, Kyle Witherspoon, was on hand to support the team. Look for the debut of Kyle's car, a truly extreme Scion xB, to come soon.

Scores and Records:

Steve Cook:



1st Place, Extreme 3-4 (175.1, 175.0)
World Record, Extreme 3-4 (175.0)


1st Place, Ultimate 3 (177.2, 177.1)
World Record, Ultimate 3 (177.1)



Scott Owens:



1st Place, Extreme 5+ (175.8, 173.3, 176.6)
World Record, Extreme 5+ (175.8)


1st Place, Ultimate 4 (179.0, 178.8)
World Record, Ultimate 4 (178.8)
Highest Score Ever Recorded in IdBL (179.0)
Highest Score Ever Recorded on Audio Control System (179.0)


1st Place, X3 (176.2)
Highest Ever Recorded in MECA (176.2)


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180's are now the goal for most manufacturers. the above is strictly from pioneer

 

SPL Super Mod 0-1000 SPL Super Mod 1001-5000 SPL Super Mod 5001-up
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1. 168.5 Lundy, Doug 1. 170.7 Welch, Greg & Cindy 1. 173.6 Jones, Michael
2. 159.8 Joe, Davison 2. 170.6 Hughes, Mike 2. 171.5 Norris, Chris
3. 156.3 Flemming, Jafar 3. 170.4 Hoss, Erik 3. 169.2 Hays, Danny
4. 153.4 Chris Hanley 4. 166.2 Bastrop Mobile 4. 155.2 Mohammed, Naqaash
5. 148.4 Faubion, Chris
6. 146.3 Robert Butler




last year people were up there as well. for a consumer i agree, but when dealing with pro and sponsered vehicles, total diff. that truck above is a 454 with two alts. six batteries, tons of caps , and spends incredible amounts of time on the meter and in r&d.

 

How's the truck>

 

Steve Cook is from alabama!!!!!! With my 6 12's I hit 162 on the old meter.