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Yup, same. Wired everything in using a fuse tap on fuse location F66 (ignition switched) in the fuse box underneath the steering wheel. Made for a pretty clean install.

Another vote for the Escort Redline 360c. One of the priciest units on the market at $749.99 MSRP but well worth it IMO.

I noticed maybe one or two volume notches difference initially after the swap, so yes but very minimal. No need to worry about loudness with the Infinity’s.

1. For the rear door speakers, I used Alpine SPR-69’s that I had used in the front doors of my ‘13. I wouldn’t recommend these CDT’s for the rears in the Alpine system since they receive a fuller frequency signal, not just bass/mid-bass like the front doors. 2. The part # for the dash speakers...

Good looking out! I stand corrected. I was figuring that based off my previous RAM (‘13 with base 6 speaker system) so they must’ve reconfigured with the 5th gen. That’s wild that the base and Alpine use the same part # for the 6x9’s.

Directly through their website. I thought it was just a special for August, but it looks like they are still going for that price. I would recommend sticking to a 4 ohm speaker when replacing any of the speakers in the base 6-speaker system. Running a 2 ohm could possibly fry your head unit, as...

Those are pretty damn bright for only having 2 LED’s per pod! Diggin’ the discrete look of them as well. I was also disappointed with the light output from the factory reverse LED’s, so I did a similar install. I chose not to solder into the trailer harness like I did on my ‘13. I opted to use...

Finally pulled the trigger on these after seeing them on sale for $110 ($130 shipped). These are some of the very few 6x9’s available in a 2 ohm impedance, which is what I was looking for to maximize the performance of the Alpine amplifier. The magnets on these are massive compared to the stock...

I hear ya on the initial sound after swapping all 3. I had to adjust the Mid from +1 to -3 and Treble from +9 to +3 to suit my ears. The Infinity’s are MUCH brighter than the stock Alpines.