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<blockquote data-quote="UCF52" data-source="post: 3139890" data-attributes="member: 569085">yea, to install the deck all you&#039;ll need is the wiring harness and the dash kit.your setup sounds good to me. you might want to look into building your own enclosure and go ported especially since you have a &#039;vert. you&#039;ll prob need all the output you can get from 200w. but like i said earlier i have no experience with substages and convertibles.as far as installation equipment... it sounds like you have decided to install everything yourself. if thats the case then your going to need materials to construct baffles for the midbass and tweeters and deaden the doors. so you&#039;ll need to add some kind of sound deadner, scrap wood (mdf is fine for baffles), a few screws to secure the baffle to the door, clay or some material to seal the front of the baffle from the door. as for the tweeters i used an 8x10 piece of lexan or plexi (cant remember). other than that just make sure you have the right tools for the job and you should be good. make sure you TAKE YOUR TIME, especially if this is your first time. make sure everything is done correctly and double check everything.i will post some pics of the plexi tweeter baffles i made soon, so you have an idea of the direction you&#039;ll need to be going in.EDIT: i forgot your getting the 6.5&quot; baffles off of ebay, but you&#039;ll still want to make sure you properly deaden the doors and what not</blockquote>

[QUOTE="UCF52, post: 3139890, member: 569085"] yea, to install the deck all you'll need is the wiring harness and the dash kit. your setup sounds good to me. you might want to look into building your own enclosure and go ported especially since you have a 'vert. you'll prob need all the output you can get from 200w. but like i said earlier i have no experience with substages and convertibles. as far as installation equipment... it sounds like you have decided to install everything yourself. if thats the case then your going to need materials to construct baffles for the midbass and tweeters and deaden the doors. so you'll need to add some kind of sound deadner, scrap wood (mdf is fine for baffles), a few screws to secure the baffle to the door, clay or some material to seal the front of the baffle from the door. as for the tweeters i used an 8x10 piece of lexan or plexi (cant remember). other than that just make sure you have the right tools for the job and you should be good. make sure you TAKE YOUR TIME, especially if this is your first time. make sure everything is done correctly and double check everything. i will post some pics of the plexi tweeter baffles i made soon, so you have an idea of the direction you'll need to be going in. EDIT: i forgot your getting the 6.5" baffles off of ebay, but you'll still want to make sure you properly deaden the doors and what not [/QUOTE]

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