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<blockquote data-quote="helotaxi" data-source="post: 1911297" data-attributes="member: 550915">First, you probably don&#039;t want the Japanese model of a HU if you ever listen to the radio.&nbsp; The freq range is different.&nbsp; You will have a range of radio freqs that you don&#039;t need and there is part of the radio spectrum here that you can&#039;t tune in.Second, do you have room for 2 6.5&quot; woofers on each side up front?&nbsp; If not, I would suggest the 265.25 instead of the 465.25.Are you planning on running an active crossover or the passive that comes with the comp set.&nbsp; If you are using the passive unit I would go with the Arc 2100.&nbsp; It will give you a bit more power.&nbsp; Of course if you were to go with the 465 set, the 4150 would let you go active and have 160W for each side on the midbasses and 80W for the tweets in an active setup (crossover in the amp).The component choice looks good.&nbsp; The install will make it or break it of course.&nbsp; Don&#039;t forget to budget in wiring and electrical upgrades to feed the amps.&nbsp; It would be a shame to have great stuff and a good install and not have the juice to run it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="helotaxi, post: 1911297, member: 550915"] First, you probably don't want the Japanese model of a HU if you ever listen to the radio. The freq range is different. You will have a range of radio freqs that you don't need and there is part of the radio spectrum here that you can't tune in. Second, do you have room for 2 6.5" woofers on each side up front? If not, I would suggest the 265.25 instead of the 465.25. Are you planning on running an active crossover or the passive that comes with the comp set. If you are using the passive unit I would go with the Arc 2100. It will give you a bit more power. Of course if you were to go with the 465 set, the 4150 would let you go active and have 160W for each side on the midbasses and 80W for the tweets in an active setup (crossover in the amp). The component choice looks good. The install will make it or break it of course. Don't forget to budget in wiring and electrical upgrades to feed the amps. It would be a shame to have great stuff and a good install and not have the juice to run it. [/QUOTE]

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