DOH!!

Maybe, sorta' true...
...but, if yer interested in gaining 1% more power... you'd do better to,
... leave off the second burrito...
... or clean the bugs off yer' helmet...
... or add 1lb of air to yer' tires...

No consequence...
...but, you do need to let the crankcase breathe...
On our bikes,.. 1% = 1/3 of 1 HP...
...

I can add that by just thinking fast... ...

Put a filter on it....small cone will do....

Oh, gotta love those corporate marketing bullsh*t "Watts". They are so creative in their specs these days. If you tossed some REAL WORLD FIVE watts towards those speakers, they would just say POP and die. But: if it sounds good, it probably IS good.

(100 REAL Watts of audio would require about 200W of supplied juice, which is probably about double what your alternator is good for)

Oh, and those tiny speaker cables... if you ran more than FIVE watts through them, they would melt. No manufacturer in his right mind runs any amount of wattage through tiny coaxial cable...but then again - I am not critizising your setup or choice of system, just doubting the numbers.

<<skeptical old-skool tube amp freak/restorer/builder  

Dude those speakers are 100 watts trust me they are awesome and very very loud. Look em up on YouTube and amazon at the reviews trust me they bare well worth the $50-$60

Don' do eet mang... worst decision I ever made was going short haired and clean shaven for my current job. I look like a cop...  

Hey...what ever happened to quoting output in average RMS power at xxxxhz into xohms anyway?  You could actually compare output that way.

This PMPO biz is for the birds...peak measured power output...into a dead short for a millisecond (or less in some cases) with the amp blowing.  How's that help you compare output between systems?

I read a formula for finding quasi-real output from PMPO somewhere.  It was something along the lines of take the square root of the quoted output then divide by 2 to get actual average RMS output.

Not picking on your sound system, dude.  If it sounds good and you enjoy it, that's what counts. Beware of the noise ordinances in some jurisdictions.  We just had a town close to me pass one where if your radio can be heard more than 20 feet from your vehicle, you are breaking the noise ordinance. 1st offence $100, 2nd $500, 3rd confiscation by the court. I'm picking on the manufacturers who rate things like this to get great looking high numbers that can't be replicated without destroying the equipment.

I've got cracks in my plaster ceiling from my 110w system.  My ears have buzzed constantly for the last 20 years from it.