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I've got lots of pics but the files are to big to post so i gotta take some that will fit. What kind of audio system you running in your GP? If you don't mind me asking.
 
Its a sony deck and then Kenwood 6x9s in the rear and Kenwood 5 1/4 in the doors. Pulled the stock tweeters out. I just got a 10in Pioneer sub with box and with a 400watt 4 channel amp and wiring. If you want me to find out the exact numbers for the deck and speakers I can try to locate them.
 
You don't have to i was just wondering. I got a Alpine deck Kenwood 3-way 6 1/2 in the front with the stock tweeters, Pioneer 3-way 6x9 in the rear with a Kenwood 600 watt 4-ch, a Kenwood 1000 watt 2-ch bridged with 2 12" Kenwood subwoofers, a 2 farad Sound Quest capacitor, The Big 3 upgrade wiring to stop dimming headlights and IP lights.
 
Nice. I dont know jack about subs. lol. I just kind of ended up with it for a good price so Im not gonna complain. haha
 


burgundybullet said:
Nice. I dont know jack about subs. lol. I just kind of ended up with it for a good price so Im not gonna complain. haha
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I feel it. Basically what I learned is the less Ohms the less resistance for speakers/subs, like a shake with a small straw VS a shake with a big straw (more flow), the amp has to be the same Ohms or Ohms capable as the speakers/subs your using, now RMS is continuous wattage you want your speakers/subs to be a little higher (I do about 100 to 200 watts or so) then your amp RMS so you don't blow the speakers. Just to let you know for the future.
 
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