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Actually it's really easy if you have even a simple understanding of audio components. You basically just need to splice into your speakers so that you have an input feed. I just wired up myself a switch so I could turn it on/off and control when it was on instead of the constant on method.
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You need a high low converter spliced into the rear speakers then just run the remote from a fuse such as the sunroof for the keyed on power. Or you can try the find a used Rockford 360.1 or jl cleansweep.
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I know this won't work for you because it's a RL but it might give you an idea of what needs to be done.
http://www.******************/forums/howto-section/15003-how-sub-stereo-amp-install-factory.html
Just remove the **** and put "red line forums . Com" no spaces lol. I realized it did that after I initially posted. Why does it do that btw?
http://www.******************/forums/howto-section/15003-how-sub-stereo-amp-install-factory.html
Just remove the **** and put "red line forums . Com" no spaces lol. I realized it did that after I initially posted. Why does it do that btw?
Last edited by Tmerritt; 02-23-2014 at 10:55 PM. Reason: I'm an idiot
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Remember that the stock speakers probably cant take all that much power. In most cases you can get louder by replacing the stock speakers (adding some sound dampening helps too)
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