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<blockquote data-quote="RoachForLife" data-source="post: 4758806" data-attributes="member: 587272">Probably a basic question but I got the BestBuy adapter and anyhow some of the connections from my HU looking like they want me to splice directly to the car (wire is longer for example). Another is the ground which has a metal bracket on the end. Should I cut these to match the other wires and then connect to the harness? Or do they separate from the harness?Also suggestions on how to connect the wires? Just twisted and connect, then electrical tape? Or should I use some crimp style connectors? Butt connectors for later removal?Lastly, I believe it was CC that had a &#039;quick harness&#039; system where I would not use my stock Alpine harness at all, and instead get 2 from CC.&nbsp; A car to adapater, and adapter to Alpine, so its 100% plug n play. Thoughts on this type of setup? If I did this Id obviously cut my speaker wires for the fronts so it didnt play soundThanks</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoachForLife, post: 4758806, member: 587272"] Probably a basic question but I got the BestBuy adapter and anyhow some of the connections from my HU looking like they want me to splice directly to the car (wire is longer for example). Another is the ground which has a metal bracket on the end. Should I cut these to match the other wires and then connect to the harness? Or do they separate from the harness? Also suggestions on how to connect the wires? Just twisted and connect, then electrical tape? Or should I use some crimp style connectors? Butt connectors for later removal? Lastly, I believe it was CC that had a 'quick harness' system where I would not use my stock Alpine harness at all, and instead get 2 from CC. A car to adapater, and adapter to Alpine, so its 100% plug n play. Thoughts on this type of setup? If I did this Id obviously cut my speaker wires for the fronts so it didnt play sound Thanks [/QUOTE]

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