Removing the rear speakers
06-06-2006, 11:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Ghostrider
Did that Dynamat work to kill the rattles in the rear shelf...
SOme of them but every now and then the sunshade causes some but u cant do anything about that.
06-07-2006, 12:44 AM
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Originally Posted by Ghostrider
Don't forget about the amps 
. My last car I went with MB Quartz components just like yours for the interior, but I still love the old school Pioneers.
I am trying to figure out what to go with on my car now. I was thinking Boston Acoustics...
. My last car I went with MB Quartz components just like yours for the interior, but I still love the old school Pioneers.I am trying to figure out what to go with on my car now. I was thinking Boston Acoustics...
the JL1000 watt amp would shut itself off and over heat ALL the time as well.
06-07-2006, 12:42 PM
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Originally Posted by clkal
JL amps? I don't think so. For the money you pay for them, they don't put out. Ex: I had the JL 1000 watt mono amp running my 10W7....all I could hit was mid 147's. I swapped it out for a Fosgate 1500 Watt mono block, got a 100 bucks back, and hit 149.5 SEVERAL times.
the JL1000 watt amp would shut itself off and over heat ALL the time as well.
the JL1000 watt amp would shut itself off and over heat ALL the time as well.
Did I mention I love systems.
11-25-2017, 05:07 PM
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Speaker install
Hi it was pretty easy to install.
Cut out the spider web thing. Then unscrew the woofers from the top (bit of a hassle to turn them to get all the bolts)
Then woofer is lose then take the plastic ring and gently make it in a 0 shape ao it goes true the hole underneath then the woofer. Then use a dremel and cut the hole thing flat. So its just one ring. (could even cut more but my speaker fitted so it was good.) the i out the ring back in. And then puty speaker from top (was a tight fit was lucky it where focal isc serie those are very thin. Screwed those with stock bolts back in. And done. Was pretty easy but i toke my time. But its a 1-2h job depending how much u just sit and think
Cut out the spider web thing. Then unscrew the woofers from the top (bit of a hassle to turn them to get all the bolts)
Then woofer is lose then take the plastic ring and gently make it in a 0 shape ao it goes true the hole underneath then the woofer. Then use a dremel and cut the hole thing flat. So its just one ring. (could even cut more but my speaker fitted so it was good.) the i out the ring back in. And then puty speaker from top (was a tight fit was lucky it where focal isc serie those are very thin. Screwed those with stock bolts back in. And done. Was pretty easy but i toke my time. But its a 1-2h job depending how much u just sit and think
