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No, you'd need a wireless car play/android auto device as well. Those are just magnetic wireless chargers. Sent from my Galaxy S21 Ultra using Tapatalk

CDT should help some with that. Definitely dash speakers if you haven't. Sent from my Galaxy S21 Ultra using Tapatalk

I've done car audio builds in just about every vehicle since I was a teenager, but still not an expert by any means. These CDT speakers are very nice and sound great. With the alpine system, they make a big difference, but they do draw more power than the stock ones and require you to turn up...

Really doesn't matter. It's the same speaker minus the tweeter. The tweeter will just sit there and look pretty if it never gets the frequencies it can play. Just wanted to make sure you at least you got the right Ohms. Sent from my Galaxy S21 Ultra using Tapatalk

Wait, do you have the alpine or Harmon system? For alpine, yes, you'll want the tweeters. For the Harmon, don't you have separate tweeters in the rear doors? Also, for Harmon, get the 4 ohm. For alpine, get the 2 ohm. Sent from my Galaxy S21 Ultra using Tapatalk

Yep. Sent from my Galaxy S21 Ultra using Tapatalk

On both the hk and alpine system, every speaker has its own channel and is crossed over at the amp. Not sure who I got these diagrams from, but props go to them. This pic is the hk. Sent from my Galaxy S21 Ultra using Tapatalk

That's funny. I just installed mine today. I like it with my white/chrome theme. I do wish it went out a bit further over the headlights. Sent from my Galaxy S21 Ultra using Tapatalk

I agree. I did the same. I'll probably never use them, but didn't care for having the blanks there. Sent from my Galaxy S21 Ultra using Tapatalk

Santa brought a couple gifts. Got the oem hood shield installed. Have to wait a bit on the LEDs. Got the 6 piece interior kit, and 2 expansion packs for a total of 10 strips. Got the sequential running board set, haven't decided if I'm going to run the turn signals or not. I know I'm not going...

Did you used to be a member on svtperformance forums? I used to talk with a handsome Rob over there back in the day. Sent from my Galaxy S21 Ultra using Tapatalk

Me too! So far, all I have is an amp back there. Not a ton of room, but enough for a few things. Easy mod! I just can't stand rattles.. So I don't keep much of anything in the cab, consoles, etc. Sent from my Galaxy S21 Ultra using Tapatalk

Those look good! I made mine too big and ended up reducing the air space on the inside. I only needed 0.5 to 0.75 cu ft, but ended up closer to 0.9. I don't keep anything but an umbrella under my seat though. I stick a bag or two of groceries under there on occasion. Everything else is in the...

You can use Bixby routines, IFTTT, or maybe smartthings to auto launch amazon music when it connects to your trucks bluetooth (which normally happens before you can connect to AA. Then it would be ready for you when hook up to AA. I use Google assistant for everything (Bixby is a crap voice...

My truck didn't come with the rails. I scored some Tundra rails on facebook with four cleats for 35 bucks. Had to trim the rails some, but looks like it should be there. Sent from my Galaxy S21 Ultra using Tapatalk

Put mine down here. Makes it easy to reach for muting. And is still in my peripherals. Sent from my Galaxy S21 Ultra using Tapatalk

Sounds like you downgraded. Why the change? Sent from my Galaxy S21 Ultra using Tapatalk

Not really. You have a truck bed, room behind the seats, and the ram bins. I keep a tool bag in the bed with all the essentials. You can definitely build a smaller box too, for a shallow mount. I just already had the sub, so I built a box to fit it. Thanks man, I'm very happy with it all...

Read the last couple posts. Directly covering those is a bad idea. I put a couple layers of foam on the back panel over the vents. Blocks some sound but let's it breathe. You can try some 3m accoustimass, or some open cell foam, but I wouldn't seal them completely. Sent from my Galaxy S21...

That's a lot of work for a maybe [emoji23]. I know closing those vents makes the a/c have to work harder which on this truck is bad enough already. Heat should loosen the adhesive, but once you can lift a corner, you should be able to pull it off. It's not that hard (that's what she said)...