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Are you adding any sound deadening?
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what type and where? are you going to do any before and after sound tests?
Door panels, hood, & behind back seats. Not sure what type as I have not done research yet.
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More reference info.
Orange clips on scuff trim are w718230-s300
White door panel clips are w713297-s300
White clips between end cap and scuff plate are w715190-s300
Orange clips on scuff trim are w718230-s300
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What harness and where did you get it?
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I bought both the Llj and plugnplay harnesses. Ended up using the hu adaptor harness and then built my own input and output harnesses from the pieces. I stripped the speed wire and twisted the cable for the speaker input and bought 16AWG TXL wire and twisted it for the amp outputs. Power kit is a Stinger 4 AWG. Used a Bussman circuit breaker and crimped eyelets for those connections. Connectors are Molex mini fit JR and Yazaki YESC 2.8. Used Tesa 51816 and 51036 for the covering tape. There’s just enough room in the sill wire harness troughs to fits everything.
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Yes, but I am looking at this and being jealous of all the room you have for an amp rack
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Is it hard to remove the tub? Is it reversible?
very easy with plastic trim removal tools (you can get them on amazon). you start on the part that is above the door sill and work backwards. after you know how it's done, you probably can pull them off with your fingers.
you can cut the bottom out of the tub so that you don't have a gap. I ran without a tub for a while, then when I realized it was <$150 for a new tub (if the next owner even cares, or I decide to pull the sub and keep it), I modified it. it would be prettier if I had not cut so high, but you have to cut out the FITS tabs or you won't have the clearance.
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When you put the seat down and cover the subs, do you have any issues with the pressure from the subs rattling the seat or anything? I assume the seat is heavy enough, but as I'm planning my system I'm trying to get all the info I can.
no. it isn't airtight, even stock. stick your fingers down there and feel - you can reach into the front edge (towards the front of the cab). the bench sits slightly elevated on several contact points that you can see are reinforced and there are rubber feet on the bottom of the bench.
however, if a passenger does sit over the woofer, they're in for a ride at higher volumes. that's why mine is behind the driver's seat. that's the last seat anyone sits in and since we're a family of 3, it's usually no one.
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