Full Audio Install | 04 FX4 Screw
07-27-2011, 10:38 PM
#111
07-28-2011, 11:57 AM
#113
Senior Member
Seat backrest removal
1. Release the 2 backrest latches
Locate the 2 access holes in the backrest frame aligned with the inboard edge of the child safety seat anchorages and insert a suitable tool through the acess holes. (screwdriver)
Be careful not to damage the seat trim covers.
Push in and release the 2 backrest latches.
Push the backrest down slightly to allow the latches to release then raise the backrest away from the latch.
2. Raise the backrest and release the upper clips.
3. Route the backrest through the center safety belt webbing and remove.
1. Release the 2 backrest latches
Locate the 2 access holes in the backrest frame aligned with the inboard edge of the child safety seat anchorages and insert a suitable tool through the acess holes. (screwdriver)
Be careful not to damage the seat trim covers.
Push in and release the 2 backrest latches.
Push the backrest down slightly to allow the latches to release then raise the backrest away from the latch.
2. Raise the backrest and release the upper clips.
3. Route the backrest through the center safety belt webbing and remove.
07-28-2011, 04:52 PM
#114
Senior Member
Thread Starter
I bought my sub/amp/box used from a member on here.
I'm thinking so. It still works, but I feel like it is not picking up all of the higher bass notes. I'm not sure, oh well, school is around the corner and I'm about to blow all of my money on a parking pass and books.
I'm thinking so. It still works, but I feel like it is not picking up all of the higher bass notes. I'm not sure, oh well, school is around the corner and I'm about to blow all of my money on a parking pass and books.
07-28-2011, 05:46 PM
#115
I bought my sub/amp/box used from a member on here.
I'm thinking so. It still works, but I feel like it is not picking up all of the higher bass notes. I'm not sure, oh well, school is around the corner and I'm about to blow all of my money on a parking pass and books.
I'm thinking so. It still works, but I feel like it is not picking up all of the higher bass notes. I'm not sure, oh well, school is around the corner and I'm about to blow all of my money on a parking pass and books.
07-29-2011, 12:37 AM
#116
Senior Member
08-02-2011, 12:43 PM
#117
Moto,
how are the db6501s working out for you? im not to impressed with the db5251s that i put in the front doors. the db6501s have a little bit more of a frequency range, so they might sound better.
also, did you put any filters on them at your amp? I heard that the polk crossovers will protect the mids but imho when turn the filters off on my amp, there is WAY to much bass going to the woofers and it doesnt sound good. whats your take?
how are the db6501s working out for you? im not to impressed with the db5251s that i put in the front doors. the db6501s have a little bit more of a frequency range, so they might sound better.
also, did you put any filters on them at your amp? I heard that the polk crossovers will protect the mids but imho when turn the filters off on my amp, there is WAY to much bass going to the woofers and it doesnt sound good. whats your take?
08-02-2011, 10:08 PM
#118
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Thread Starter
Originally Posted by blackknight87
Moto,
how are the db6501s working out for you? im not to impressed with the db5251s that i put in the front doors. the db6501s have a little bit more of a frequency range, so they might sound better.
also, did you put any filters on them at your amp? I heard that the polk crossovers will protect the mids but imho when turn the filters off on my amp, there is WAY to much bass going to the woofers and it doesnt sound good. whats your take?
how are the db6501s working out for you? im not to impressed with the db5251s that i put in the front doors. the db6501s have a little bit more of a frequency range, so they might sound better.
also, did you put any filters on them at your amp? I heard that the polk crossovers will protect the mids but imho when turn the filters off on my amp, there is WAY to much bass going to the woofers and it doesnt sound good. whats your take?
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08-03-2011, 09:20 AM
#119
They sound good with the sub, but as soon as I turn it off, not so good. They definitely flex alot though. The only setting I have on the headunit is to make the tweeters a little more dim. My ears felt like they were going to bleed at 60% volume. Haha
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im thinking about going to an infitity component set in the front. but im worried the tweeters wont fit in my freshly drilled holes in the door sails....
09-15-2011, 01:33 AM
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Ok so adding in a subwoofer package to the truck any tips with mounting the amp on the back wall i have an infinity 1211a so its huge any help would be appreciated thanks