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Originally Posted by JETPILOT
I'm predicting a few of Tony's crew don't make it through the new war Phil Leotardo will declare, Pauly or Silvio maybe, but ultimately Tony will survive a hit put out on him by Phil. I see Tony taking Phil out personally as retribution for being an inflexible hard @ss and putting out a hit on him.
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Hey whats up guys!!! Check out what Ive been doing for about 11 hours last night. Im telling you, the guys that dont get the BOSE system in their cars are lucky as hell. I have had to gut the car to run new wires, and dismantle my doors completely.
I replaced all but the rear 6 1/2 speakers and I still have the driver side door to fish for my new components to go. Ive run 12 guage twisted speaker wire to everything. Here are the pics of what 11 hours of progress looks like......
I replaced all but the rear 6 1/2 speakers and I still have the driver side door to fish for my new components to go. Ive run 12 guage twisted speaker wire to everything. Here are the pics of what 11 hours of progress looks like......
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hey guys...new z owner on the tc...down in hobe sound...put in my plenum spacer and cai yesterday...have full exhaust w/ test pipes on the way...anyone know any good shops to get it put on in the stuart area?? pm me if you know have any suggestions!
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Originally Posted by QuadCam
nice work Miguel......is thata prefabbed box, or did you make it?
Here is a link to my install thread...
https://my350z.com/forum/audio-builds/278148-my-system-install.html
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you didn;t have to run new wire though the factory grommet. You could have reused the factory wire. I worked in the car audio for many years, and there is little to no gain by changing out those wires.......... I'm sure it was a PITA!!!
the only time that going excessively large on speaker wire was necessary was on serious SPL (real competitors, like I was) vehicles, for the woofer when you were running multiple amps to a single woofer (for example, 8 amps to a quad coil 15 ). when you are chasing tenths of a dB, everything helps.
the only time that going excessively large on speaker wire was necessary was on serious SPL (real competitors, like I was) vehicles, for the woofer when you were running multiple amps to a single woofer (for example, 8 amps to a quad coil 15 ). when you are chasing tenths of a dB, everything helps.
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Originally Posted by QuadCam
you didn;t have to run new wire though the factory grommet. You could have reused the factory wire. I worked in the car audio for many years, and there is little to no gain by changing out those wires.......... I'm sure it was a PITA!!!
the only time that going excessively large on speaker wire was necessary was on serious SPL (real competitors, like I was) vehicles, for the woofer when you were running multiple amps to a single woofer (for example, 8 amps to a quad coil 15 ). when you are chasing tenths of a dB, everything helps.
the only time that going excessively large on speaker wire was necessary was on serious SPL (real competitors, like I was) vehicles, for the woofer when you were running multiple amps to a single woofer (for example, 8 amps to a quad coil 15 ). when you are chasing tenths of a dB, everything helps.
Plus, I really want it sounding nice. 12 guage is the way to go.
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Originally Posted by Ghost_shift
I did. The factory bose has small amplifiers in line with every speaker. If you run high power it will burn and sound horrible. So you just bypass them.
Plus, I really want it sounding nice. 12 guage is the way to go.
Plus, I really want it sounding nice. 12 guage is the way to go.
......just for future reference, you wouldn't burn those wires if you were to bypass the bose amps and use the BOSE wires. mid/high amps are low current output, A/C voltage output on the speaker outs
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Originally Posted by Ghost_shift
Hey whats up guys!!! Check out what Ive been doing for about 11 hours last night. Im telling you, the guys that dont get the BOSE system in their cars are lucky as hell. I have had to gut the car to run new wires, and dismantle my doors completely.
I replaced all but the rear 6 1/2 speakers and I still have the driver side door to fish for my new components to go. Ive run 12 guage twisted speaker wire to everything. Here are the pics of what 11 hours of progress looks like......
I replaced all but the rear 6 1/2 speakers and I still have the driver side door to fish for my new components to go. Ive run 12 guage twisted speaker wire to everything. Here are the pics of what 11 hours of progress looks like......