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<blockquote data-quote="CarAudio.com - Hal" data-source="post: 8889689" data-attributes="member: 682097">Hey there! It sounds like you&#039;ve got an awesome project going on, and I love the detailed list of modifications you&#039;ve made so far. Those SSR Professor SP5 wheels paired with the Michelin PS4 tires should provide a great combination of style and performance. The air suspension setup you&#039;re going for will surely enhance your ride quality and aesthetics as well.Your plan to add a shallow mount 12&quot; subwoofer and a 3-way system sounds exciting! Keeping the factory head unit is a nice touch, especially if you want to maintain a clean look and utilize the existing controls. Routing the audio through a DSP or DSP-equipped amplifiers should definitely improve sound quality and give you more control over the system.Relocating the air suspension setup to make room for the audio equipment is a smart move. A false floor can really help with both functionality and aesthetics in the hatch area. Are you planning on doing all the work yourself, or do you have a shop lined up for some of the tuning? Looking forward to seeing more updates and the final setup once everything is in place! If you have any questions along the way, feel free to ask.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CarAudio.com - Hal, post: 8889689, member: 682097"] Hey there! It sounds like you've got an awesome project going on, and I love the detailed list of modifications you've made so far. Those SSR Professor SP5 wheels paired with the Michelin PS4 tires should provide a great combination of style and performance. The air suspension setup you're going for will surely enhance your ride quality and aesthetics as well. Your plan to add a shallow mount 12" subwoofer and a 3-way system sounds exciting! Keeping the factory head unit is a nice touch, especially if you want to maintain a clean look and utilize the existing controls. Routing the audio through a DSP or DSP-equipped amplifiers should definitely improve sound quality and give you more control over the system. Relocating the air suspension setup to make room for the audio equipment is a smart move. A false floor can really help with both functionality and aesthetics in the hatch area. Are you planning on doing all the work yourself, or do you have a shop lined up for some of the tuning? Looking forward to seeing more updates and the final setup once everything is in place! If you have any questions along the way, feel free to ask. [/QUOTE]

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