The enclosure had a simple push connector to the harness.
I've had a full system in my old cars. I'm pretty happy replacing only the tweeters and sub in my 401A GT
Quick question: if you're using all the stock wiring and stock amp, why do you need to use the supplied crossovers with the new tweeters? If you're using the stock amp and wiring, shouldn't the proper frequencies already be routed to each speaker?
The new tweeters would drill a hole through your brain without the supplied unit.
It's a tiny little thing, I hot glued it to the back of the speaker magnet.
Yep, I realized that was a stupid question as soon as I hit enter. I was thinking of the massive crossovers from the 3-way components I installed back in the day.
Thanks for posting I'll be doing this soon, how hard was it to get to the center speaker?I posted this in the general forum, but it makes more sense here.
I have the 12 speaker shaker with the sub.
Decided the sub needed some help without getting crazy. Did a similar mod on my ST.
So,
Easy install, 3 torx screws at the bottom removes the faceplate, 3 more bolts and the sub is free.
Unplug harness, remove sub.
Remove the grill and unscrew the speaker.
There is one screw in the back holding the magnet. Remove that and the sub falls out.
It's a dual voice coil, so 4 wires.
Plug that hole on that back. I used that foamy 3m tape on both sides.
Purchase:
Rockford Fosgate Punch P3SD4-8
And RF P3S 8" grill
Amazon has both for around $110.
Drop that baby in, button it up and enjoy.
I had a request about the center speaker, so I figured I'd throw in the pic.
Its a Polk DB351, mounted from below the panel for tweeter clearance
Also a tweeter request, Kicker KTS25, removed the pillar, dremeled the stock mount and installed from the front. be SURE to use the supplied crossovers.
You have to pull off the fascia from the top of the glove box over to the vents.
You don't get hum by doing this? Cause your technically running a amp off a amp?
Haven't had any noise issues. Sub hits hard with the gain set near the minimum, and no bass boost. I typically use Spotify or my personal iTunes off my iPhone, plugged in, with the EQ set to Deep on both. Also, I keep the OEM eq at the factory setting.
