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<blockquote data-quote="Camo" data-source="post: 7811890" data-attributes="member: 643176">Hey I&#039;m new to the forum and car audio in general.I have a 2005 Cavalier.I want to install a Boston SPZ60 Component system.I know it would be better to leave something like this to a professional but I am pretty stubborn and really want to do it myself.Ideally I would like step by step instructions but any answers to my following questions would be much appreciated.I know I have to increase the space in the door to mount the speakers.How do I do this, tin snips ?What is the best way to set up the crossovers and the amp ?Will the crossovers fit in my door panel ?What is the best place to hide the wires running to the amp ?What amp/sub is recommend to use with this system keeping cost in mind ?Any do&#039;s don&#039;ts tricks and tips anyone can suggest would be awesome.I&#039;m super new to all of this and understand that a response would take a little while to write, so I thank anyone who is willing to help in advance. The only way to learn is to ask.Thanks !!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Camo, post: 7811890, member: 643176"] Hey I'm new to the forum and car audio in general. I have a 2005 Cavalier. I want to install a Boston SPZ60 Component system. I know it would be better to leave something like this to a professional but I am pretty stubborn and really want to do it myself. Ideally I would like step by step instructions but any answers to my following questions would be much appreciated. I know I have to increase the space in the door to mount the speakers. How do I do this, tin snips ? What is the best way to set up the crossovers and the amp ? Will the crossovers fit in my door panel ? What is the best place to hide the wires running to the amp ? What amp/sub is recommend to use with this system keeping cost in mind ? Any do's don'ts tricks and tips anyone can suggest would be awesome. I'm super new to all of this and understand that a response would take a little while to write, so I thank anyone who is willing to help in advance. The only way to learn is to ask. Thanks !! [/QUOTE]

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