I Know Nothing and need help

[Owen prce]

Helloooooo

Just to be clear i literally know nothing about car audio installations and i need help so i came here.

I have a renault clio hatchback 2007 and i am wishing to install the skar audio spx-65c component system to the vehicle

i dont want it to be runnning very loud, so i would like to stick to the stock amplifier if that is possible with the components i have brought (but only if it would work). Also how would i go about wiring up the external crossovers to the items that come stock in the car?

and finally...

what will i have to change / buy (besides from the mountings in the door) to make all the of this work?

any help is greatly appreciated 

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[carolina_stig]

Helloooooo

Just to be clear i literally know nothing about car audio installations and i need help so i came here.

I have a renault clio hatchback 2007 and i am wishing to install the skar audio spx-65c component system to the vehicle

i dont want it to be runnning very loud, so i would like to stick to the stock amplifier if that is possible with the components i have brought (but only if it would work). Also how would i go about wiring up the external crossovers to the items that come stock in the car?

and finally...

what will i have to change / buy (besides from the mountings in the door) to make all the of this work?

any help is greatly appreciated 

You would be better off using the amp that comes with everything. Stock amp isn’t too good, using the amp that you bought will help your sound system run better. And since you don’t want to run too loud in sound, after installing everything just tune your EQ and LPF and that stuff, go into the settings of your head unit and mess around with the settings and figure out what sounds best to you. Best of luck! 

 

[carolina_stig]

You will also need to purchase amplifier installation kit or something. This is what I bought, it comes with everything you need. 

 

[Popwarhomie 5,000+ posts]

I think you should stop giving advise.

This post was 3 months old BTW.