10" subs in trunk
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10" subs in trunk
Im planning on installing 2 subs in the trunk of my sc becuase i am not satisfied with the base output of the stock one. However, unlike many on the forum i do not with to remove the stock amp or sub, but add these 2. I have a couple questions before i start the install and mess stuff up.
1. What would the be the easiest way to add the 2 subs. I would assume that the audio signal from the head unit should be coming back straight to the stock amp. My plan was to splice off that wire and send it to my aftermarket amp..can i do that? and if so will it affect the stock performance in any way. Is this dangerous?
2. I read a couple of the posts in regards to installing amps and subs for the sc430. it seems like the way to go is to place them in the actual cabin of the car, and not in the trunk. Does anyone have subs placed in the trunk and if so, how do they sound?
3. Where is the best place to run wires from the battery back to the trunk. I have read that you can run wires under the door rail and then through a hole behind the rear seat. Where is the hole and how do you remove the rear seat.
Any help would be appreciated. I plan on finishing this project over the weekend if the girlfriend gives me the time.
Kunal
1. What would the be the easiest way to add the 2 subs. I would assume that the audio signal from the head unit should be coming back straight to the stock amp. My plan was to splice off that wire and send it to my aftermarket amp..can i do that? and if so will it affect the stock performance in any way. Is this dangerous?
2. I read a couple of the posts in regards to installing amps and subs for the sc430. it seems like the way to go is to place them in the actual cabin of the car, and not in the trunk. Does anyone have subs placed in the trunk and if so, how do they sound?
3. Where is the best place to run wires from the battery back to the trunk. I have read that you can run wires under the door rail and then through a hole behind the rear seat. Where is the hole and how do you remove the rear seat.
Any help would be appreciated. I plan on finishing this project over the weekend if the girlfriend gives me the time.
Kunal
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