Search results

This is good news. Been waiting a year for this. Any try these yet? sman301 sman301 sman301

What happen to the old truck? I remember you working hard on that thing. sman301 sman301 sman301

I would say for quality bass get a sub. The doors are just not the best location to get bass from. I replace my door speakers with jl audio c2 and dash with kenwoods. Vocals and highs are excellent but over power the bass from doors. I disable the tweeters from 2 doors by cutting the wire to the...

This is probably because the 5" head unit didn't provide enough quality power. I have the 8" and in think about adding an amp to properly power my doors which has jl audio c2. I just ordered some kenwood 3.5s for the dash. sman301 sman301 sman301

Doest the tip have much effect on the exhaust note? How does it sound? sman301 sman301 sman301

How loud were the kickers compare to stock? Did you use bass blockers? I'm on the fence with getting these or the kenwoods which has lower efficiency. sman301 sman301 sman301

Was hoping for a cheaper answer lol. I guess I have to flex the wallet a bit more. The main issue I have is that the highs from the C2s doesnt sound right. It's too loud with no real bass and louder than the mids but everything is crystal clear. It like this when playing music with android...

I have seen on some have added a low pass filter on the front doors to eliminate the highs since there are highs already from the dash. Can someone explain what I need to do to achieve this? I have searched for low pass filter and all I get is the filter on an amp. I am looking for something...

Did you install an amp for the door speakers ? I wondering if I amplify the doors that would increase the bass response. I dont need crazy amount of base, just a bit more. sman301 sman301 sman301

Ok finally upgraded my door speakers yesterday to the JL audio C2 6x9. I didn't do the dash yet. The bass is decent but not crazy. It could use a woofer to get those sub base frequencies out. I had to turn down the treble because the highs were somewhat overpowering but the system seem more...

I'm pretty sure it doesn't but not 100%. If it does, just unplug the mics in the headliner and anc is disable sman301 sman301 sman301

See https://r.tapatalk.com/shareLink/topic?url=https://5thgenrams.com/community/threads/back-seat-fold-down-modification.10350/&share_tid=10350&share_fid=2034315&share_type=t&link_source=app sman301 sman301 sman301

Ok I understand now. Thanks very much. Appreciate all the help for this site sman301 sman301 sman301

Lol yea more in line of what I was asking but you provided a good explanation. Thanks . sman301 sman301 sman301

Are you talking about at the fuse box? Sorry not very versed with car electronics although I'm very good with other electronics. sman301 sman301 sman301

No I didn't change my dash out yet. Not sure where you saw that. I'm still trying to figure out the best way to build my audio setup. I see a lot of people on here installing bass blockers to reduce the output of the dash since the stock speaker are 8ohms and most aftermarket are 4ohms.

Where did you guys install the remote turn on wire? I'm a bit of a novice at this.

Likely a power issue. Do the dash speakers seem overwhelming vs the others? sman301 sman301 sman301

They probably weren't that worried the factories were operating since they had a lack of demand from the start. sman301 sman301 sman301

Automotive sales are taking a dive right now. Expect the incentives to get better for all manufacturers sman301 sman301 sman301