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<blockquote data-quote="AndyWood7" data-source="post: 7274473" data-attributes="member: 626306"><p>Well, some advice I can give is this. You may consider removing the third brake light assembly from the rear deck or insulating it from the window glass. Insulate the ***** outta the trunk lid, because the sheet metal itself, especially around the top corners will create audible vibration. Don't bother buying new components for the rear speakers. Just use them to fill in dead areas. Go +5 or so to the fronts. Your subs will mud up most of the low end coming out of the rears. Find the air vent behind the carpet in passenger side trunk area and do something with that to insulate the rubber flaps. That thing will sing like a freakin whoopy cushion when it gets vibrating. Lastly, I never had a problem with the power draw with two 400rms 12" subs @ 1000watts, but my single 10" 600rms sub @ 1000 watts will start dimming the lights, because I have to feed it more power to get more bass. Just to give you an idea of what the stock electric (with big 3) can handle.</p><p></p><p>Peace,</p><p></p><p>Andy</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AndyWood7, post: 7274473, member: 626306"] Well, some advice I can give is this. You may consider removing the third brake light assembly from the rear deck or insulating it from the window glass. Insulate the ***** outta the trunk lid, because the sheet metal itself, especially around the top corners will create audible vibration. Don't bother buying new components for the rear speakers. Just use them to fill in dead areas. Go +5 or so to the fronts. Your subs will mud up most of the low end coming out of the rears. Find the air vent behind the carpet in passenger side trunk area and do something with that to insulate the rubber flaps. That thing will sing like a freakin whoopy cushion when it gets vibrating. Lastly, I never had a problem with the power draw with two 400rms 12" subs @ 1000watts, but my single 10" 600rms sub @ 1000 watts will start dimming the lights, because I have to feed it more power to get more bass. Just to give you an idea of what the stock electric (with big 3) can handle. Peace, Andy [/QUOTE]
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