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<blockquote data-quote="amedeuce" data-source="post: 3224264" data-attributes="member: 551590">Wiring kit to includeWire 4 gauge is good 1/0 is better for future upgrades.Inline fuse holder with fuse rated for wire sizeSpeaker wire for wiring subs/compsRemote wire for amp turn onRCA&#039;s to run from H/u to amplifier(s)Line out converter (LOC) if you don&#039;t have an aftermarket h/uSound deadening to deaden doors or at least around and behind the midsDon&#039;t know what kind of vehicle so possible some baffles to fit the 6.5 compsWood (MDF preferably) to build enclosure/amp rackWood Glue for gluing enclosureDrill with bitsWood clampsSome kind of sawing device - skil saw or table sawRouter with circle jig to cut hole for sub or a jig sawSome sort of covering for enclosure possibly carpetCan of adhesive to attach the carpet to the enclosureSilicone sealant for inside edges of enclosure, not necessary if built correctly but it doesn&#039;t hurt.Use that same silicone for speaker wire hole in the side of the box to seal that up after you push wire through.I&#039;m sure there is a couple things missing. Hope that helps, yea I was bored.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="amedeuce, post: 3224264, member: 551590"] Wiring kit to include Wire 4 gauge is good 1/0 is better for future upgrades. Inline fuse holder with fuse rated for wire size Speaker wire for wiring subs/comps Remote wire for amp turn on RCA's to run from H/u to amplifier(s) Line out converter (LOC) if you don't have an aftermarket h/u Sound deadening to deaden doors or at least around and behind the mids Don't know what kind of vehicle so possible some baffles to fit the 6.5 comps Wood (MDF preferably) to build enclosure/amp rack Wood Glue for gluing enclosure Drill with bits Wood clamps Some kind of sawing device - skil saw or table saw Router with circle jig to cut hole for sub or a jig saw Some sort of covering for enclosure possibly carpet Can of adhesive to attach the carpet to the enclosure Silicone sealant for inside edges of enclosure, not necessary if built correctly but it doesn't hurt. Use that same silicone for speaker wire hole in the side of the box to seal that up after you push wire through. I'm sure there is a couple things missing. Hope that helps, yea I was bored. [/QUOTE]

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