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They might be under powered, sealed boxes don't hit as hard, The box might not be a good fit, and the gains might be incorrect as well.

2000W for two type-R's? Is that really necessary?

I'd like to hear some songs from everyone that will slap weirdly hard as far as low end goes... i kind of like; K-Theory: Azealia The B

Is there any "common" tool that can be used to crimp like tops 4 gauge wire other than buying a specialty crimper? Idk i mean i had trouble frickin crimpin 18 gauge wire with a basic wire crimper....

I like to think an Alpine PDR-M65 is a pretty good monoblock for that wattage, and it's small too... probably a bit pricey though i suppsoe

Did you guys hear about this? How To Be A Bad Neighbor A more in depth article on them (albeit a little old): Mystery music bugs Flushing from far away • TimesLedger ... waking "neighbors" up from miles across a river, seems pretty impressive lol!

Makes sense. I was worried after reading the manual about what to do with the remote wire connection from the HU if I'm not connecting it to the amps anyways lol.

The HU I'm putting in is not a factory deck though. That's another thing I'm getting mixed up on whether the "sensitivity issues" will happen on that deck (Kenwood ddx372bt).

The manual for my amps I plan on installing (PDR-M65+PDR-F50) into my Kenwood ddx372bt, say I do not need a remote turn on cable if I'm connecting them with RCA's, even though there is a remote terminal on the amps... Are the remote terminals just there if you're planning on connecting to an loc...

It does say it'll fit a 2nd gen Camry, which is "basically" what I have. My car does have some old *** Pioneer stereo system that I don't know came with the Camry or not, but ya the harness work based on that. Sadly it's saying it'll only fit 5 1/4" speakers in the rear deck which is smaller...

Yes I've done that and sadly they say they have not "fully" (or at all) researched my car.. It's ok, thanks for the input tho man, I've kind've figured this thing will be a plug and play type thing lol, figured I might as well try.

I plan on installing a Kenwood ddx372bt into my 91 Lexus ES250 and am wondering if this harness (Metra 70-1761) will work for this application. Also, is it true that since this HU is an upgraded system that uses much more inputs than the stock stereo I'll have to get an RF modulator to use...

System details: HU: Kenwood ddx372bt Front: dash, ID CTX-4; door, Alpine SPR-10TW Rear: deck, Alpine SPR-60; trunk, JL HO110-W6v3 Amps: Alpine PDR-M65+PDR-F50 I've actually decided to just do the install myself. I think theses are all the materials I'll need: Metra harness for HU, butt...

i do have an aftermarket head unit, and realize i have to get another electrical harness for that, and metra does have that for my car atleast lol.... the main thing that worries me is figuring out how to replace all the factory speaker wire to handle the new system.. going into the dash and the...

I have a date next week to have an audio shop install my system, but I still don't really want to pony up the money to have them do it, and yet I really am not quite sure I can do it myself... I realize this is kind of a dumb thread but nonetheless, half my friends tell me to go for it and the...