Hi - I thought the install was pretty straightforward and I'm no expert when it comes to car audio. The subwoofer box fits pretty snug by itself but I still used some velcro underneath to prevent it from moving. I kept the factory head unit, tapped into the speaker level outputs, then wired those to an LOC before connecting to the amp. That was powering the 10" sub and a set of component speakers up front. Since the amp was behind the back seat, I added that fan to keep it cool. The fan was powered by a relay that turned on by a 12v switched source.Hey im in PA, hows the install on this with the setup you're selling?
thanks for the reply. just seeing if this will be as "plug and play" since i have a 21 GT baseHi - I thought the install was pretty straightforward and I'm no expert when it comes to car audio. The subwoofer box fits pretty snug by itself but I still used some velcro underneath to prevent it from moving. I kept the factory head unit, tapped into the speaker level outputs, then wired those to an LOC before connecting to the amp. That was powering the 10" sub and a set of component speakers up front. Since the amp was behind the back seat, I added that fan to keep it cool. The fan was powered by a relay that turned on by a 12v switched source.
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No problem. Definitely not plug and play but fwiw, mine was a 15 GT/base and this system plus the Forscan audio mod made a substantial improvement.thanks for the reply. just seeing if this will be as "plug and play" since i have a 21 GT base
For sure, I meant like that the install would be the same as it would be for my current car and radio, not so much as plug-and-play. That's my mistake.No problem. Definitely not plug and play but fwiw, mine was a 15 GT/base and this system plus the Forscan audio mod made a substantial improvement.
Let me know if I can help with anything else