Just a set I ordered on amazon. Two sets. One for the sides and one for the tailgate. They just stick on top after some alcohol and careful placement. Didn’t take long at all.
How many shots of alcohol were involved, I'd think too much and placement wouldn't be optimal even with careful placement.
Thanks and I’ll use the alcohol after I get them on. Otherwise they’ll end upside down!
The key is a slight beer buzz for steady hands. Too many and it’s going to go poorly.How many shots of alcohol were involved, I'd think too much and placement wouldn't be optimal even with careful placement.
It's very straightforward. They're held in place by pressure created by plastic clips. I just gently popped them out with a plastic trim tool. Just go easy on them, as I could imagine they can snap.
Your sub setup looks sharp! Do you have the specs for the box? Like how much air space?
Removed all factory speakers and installed all new kicker mids and tweeters and a custom box under rear seat with 2-10” pioneer shallow subs.
Thank you. I appreciate it.Sure thing. I wired them in to the front fender turn signals. I cut 3ft length of pos/neg wire and it was the perfect length to reach the front of the fender. I used posi-taps to splice in for ease of install and to minimize damage to the harness. You could go with much shorter wires if desired, but the front of the fender provided the most room to work and would make any maintenance or troubleshooting easier down the road. The positive turn signal wire is the white and green striped one (see picture). Negative is black. Harnesses are the same for both sides. At a minimum, you'll have to remove the 3 bolts from the fender liner, and the 1 plastic rivet to get good access the harness and route the wires.
I used a wire hanger and some gorilla tape to push the wires from the vents forward through the fender. The wires ride above the fender liner through a small metal channel. Very clean install with no wires exposed.
