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i have a premium gt with the sub i took the stock sub out and installed a kicker 12 and all kicker door speakers! now it needs an amp for door speakers ! any on eknow where the amp is so i can bypass it and use my own amp? i looked at the wiring sticky but didnt really see wehere its at or whatever ! il prolly add a alpine power pack the mini amp ! anyone have any advice would be appreciated
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I believe the stock amp is in the drivers side kick panel.
 
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Yeha that's what I read also. Was just seein who has messed with it
 

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Does anyone have a diy for the kick panel removal? The premium amp is on the left side of the driver foot well correct?

I will be splicing in RCA's soon for a sub and there is almost no room to get up inside there to work
 
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Does anyone have a diy for the kick panel removal? The premium amp is on the left side of the driver foot well correct?

I will be splicing in RCA's soon for a sub and there is almost no room to get up inside there to work

If ur doing the sub just do it at the back deck speakers I just did that and works awesome
 

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If ur doing the sub just do it at the back deck speakers I just did that and works awesome
I may end up doing just that because it seems like a huge PITA to do any work under the dash, upside down and with a hot soldering iron in my hand
 
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I may end up doing just that because it seems like a huge PITA to do any work under the dash, upside down and with a hot soldering iron in my hand
Yeah for sure . I'm gonna order one of them mini alpine or pioneer amps and see how it works
 

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If you haven't already found the amp, this is it
It's tucked under the dash near your left foot
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Damn so be easy to wire it all right there than ! I appreciate the help bro !!!
Wonder if the blakx plug is the output wires
 

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Damn so be easy to wire it all right there than ! I appreciate the help bro !!!
Wonder if the black plug is the output wires
I think it is but I'm not 100% sure, I asked that same question in the sticky :lol:
 

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Coolin gonna order that amp and install it and see
 

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the larger gauge wires are the output, but you don't want to grab the signal off those, you want the small gauge input wires, they are already a low level signal, however, there is processing from the acm that WILL effect your sound from your new amp, you need to remove the processing, contact Jesse, member [MENTION=20927]OEMRadio[/MENTION] on here or email him at [email protected] to assist in removing the processing
 

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Thanks for the info scott_0!

Is the acm reprogramming a must do? As in if I don't do it the sub will sound terrible? I must admit I don't know exactly what the difference is...
 
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the larger gauge wires are the output, but you don't want to grab the signal off those, you want the small gauge input wires, they are already a low level signal, however, there is processing from the acm that WILL effect your sound from your new amp, you need to remove the processing, contact Jesse, member [MENTION=20927]OEMRadio[/MENTION] on here or email him at [email protected] to assist in removing the processing
This is for the sub right ? Mine sounds just fine and pounds from the rear deck speakers
 

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won't be issue if you're only doing a subwoofer, but if you're doing full range, the processing will effect the sound quality. there is really nothing wrong with going the LOC route, but there is bass roll off as the volume is increased. I got my sub signal right after the acm using one of [MENTION=20927]OEMRadio[/MENTION] harnesses
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