Recent content by Deadhead0103

I have a 2009 Ford Flex and I can’t change the head unit. I currently use a loc and it works fine but it doesn’t seem to be working as loud as I know it should be. I have a speaker wire to rca adapter and can hook it up easily. Will it make a difference. Both of my amps will work with low level...

My name is Chris and I have a 2009 Ford Flex Se. I installed a set of Kicker Comp Vx 12’s and a set of Rockford’s for the doors. I run two Kicker amps. One for the subs and one for the doors. I’m using the factory head unit. I have a 12 foot power wire to the underside and into the trunk...

The box actually uses a hex head bolt. It looks to be industrial or automotive. They are special bolts. You can’t just put any screw in this box.

I have a Kicker CompR subwoofer enclosure with 2 12” Kicker Comp Vx in it. I bought the Kicker Grilles and the bolts are too small to mount them. Does anyone else know what type and size of bolt they use?

Ok I have a 2009 Ford Flex Se and I am installing a amp for my door speakers. I have a inline converter on the front speakers. It runs to the oem wiring. The inline is going to my sub amp. I need to connect speaker output from amp back to factory speaker wires for the doors. I need to cut below...

Yeah I figured that out yesterday when I stopped working and sat down for a few minutes. I didn’t know that if you buy the kicker inline converter it handles up to 55 watts rms. That means that I can use factory wiring to hook my kicker 250x4 amp up to door speakers

I have upgraded my factory 4 speaker setup with Rockford Fosgate p1683 and I have a Kicker 250x4 I need to hook up to my doors. I have two Kicker comp vx 12’ and a DB15 amp hooked up now. I don’t know how to amplify my door speakers when my inline converter is on the t harness tied into my front...