More free stuff... stereo related.

[magindat]

I have an adapter I made from the factory wire harness for the sub to an RCA output. This adapter would allow the use of the stock radio with an aftermarket sub/amp replacement. One would simply unplug and remove the factory setup down to the connector and plug this harness in it's place.

Ideally, one should use an amp capable of handling a 'balanced' input or run the factory signal (via RCA) thru a 'balanced' to 'un-balanced' converter.

The harness is free to you.

15 bucks CONUS packing/shipping.

First come - first serve.

Happy Holidays

Rich

[magindat]

:bump: :bump:

[RR|Suki]

hmmm.... I might be interested.. again!!! lol

I assume the speaker inputs are converted to RCA? the signal wire is there , my question is about the power and the ground, I haven't been back there to look, will they support a 200W amp, or do I need to run new ones of those anyway?

[magindat]

hmmm.... I might be interested.. again!!! lol

I assume the speaker inputs are converted to RCA? the signal wire is there , my question is about the power and the ground, I haven't been back there to look, will they support a 200W amp, or do I need to run new ones of those anyway?

The factory amp is only like 25W and uses a 14 guage positive.

200W (peak) will need at least 10 guage. 8 would be safer (200W RMS), but 4 would be ready for upgrades down the road.

You only need to run positive. There's a ground bolt on the support behind the pass side rear seat back near the tray floor.

[RR|Suki]

The factory amp is only like 25W and uses a 14 guage positive.

200W (peak) will need at least 10 guage. 8 would be safer (200W RMS), but 4 would be ready for upgrades down the road.

You only need to run positive. There's a ground bolt on the support behind the pass side rear seat back near the tray floor.

LOL someone told me it was 100 amp!!!!! roar!. Ok it's good to know, and that ground info is good info too. ok I'll take it off your hands :D