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<blockquote data-quote="Mac0486" data-source="post: 1359727" data-attributes="member: 555025">Thanks guys.&nbsp; That sounds like a simple solution.&nbsp; I found an orange wire running up under the back seat a few minutes ago that looks like its powering some things up under the car on the back side.&nbsp; I thought about tapping into there somehow to power my sub amp.Another Question though, I&#039;ve also bought some &quot;caps&quot; to put on the front speakers to eliminate the lows out of them b/c they&#039;re rattling something on my doors.&nbsp; I figure the subwoofer and the good back speakers I have will make up for any lost frequencies.&nbsp; My question though is how do I know which wires go to my front woofers.&nbsp; I can&#039;t seem to get inside the doors to just go straight behind them so I have to go behind the head unit pretty much to get to them.&nbsp; I also have tweeters up front that I don&#039;t won&#039;t to get confused w/ the front woofers.&nbsp; Thanks to all.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mac0486, post: 1359727, member: 555025"] Thanks guys. That sounds like a simple solution. I found an orange wire running up under the back seat a few minutes ago that looks like its powering some things up under the car on the back side. I thought about tapping into there somehow to power my sub amp. Another Question though, I've also bought some "caps" to put on the front speakers to eliminate the lows out of them b/c they're rattling something on my doors. I figure the subwoofer and the good back speakers I have will make up for any lost frequencies. My question though is how do I know which wires go to my front woofers. I can't seem to get inside the doors to just go straight behind them so I [I]have[/I] to go behind the head unit pretty much to get to them. I also have tweeters up front that I don't won't to get confused w/ the front woofers. Thanks to all. [/QUOTE]

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