Recent content by lwoodard2008

You will need to get a premium sound line converter...in your case running a sub amp and mid amp, you will a 4ch and a 2ch... www.peripheralelectronics.com has everything u need. SVEN4 and an SVEN2.....plus your wiring kit and RCAs.

The top pic is called "georgia Mud"....lol The truck is sport metallic red. jus has a orange look when the sun hits it at a certain angle...

Thats what I dont understand. But theres no aftermarket suspension parts on the vehicle. 32's have about 1/2" clearance when turning the wheel. If I hit a bump while the wheel is turned, they scrub.

http://www.pac-audio.com/instructions/SWI-PS.pdf check it out....

I no that everyone my shop has installed has worked. We have never had a problem. Contact Peripheral Technical Support and they will give you 100% yes or no answer.

I wld suggest using 3/4" MDF. U will be better off in the long run. I wld stay within Alpines specs. .8 to 1.7 cf per sub. SEALED. Will be very clean sounding. Nice Sq.

U can retain your steering wheel controls. Peripheral makes an interface for that. It shld be the PESWIX...go to www.peripheralelectronics.com ...look up ur vehicle

if u already have an aftermarket radio installed...u dont need a line converter...jus plug the rcas into the sub out on the radio

the line converter will convert your speaker leads to rca's.u can run whatever amp u want..i have a 2000 Chevy Tahoe Z71 Limited 4x4.

You will need to get a line converter...if u have factory nav, i wld suspect u also have factory amps. You will need an premium model b/c of the power your factory amps supply. What type of vehicle do you have?

I wld check the fuses...look for amplifier fuse. The bose amps are fused. If the amp fuse is fine, take a test light and check all the fuses. Some radios are on the same fuse as another item.

I got a friend of mine who does custom suspension work look at my truck last nite, and he confirmed that it was lowered at the factory. Thats why I can only fit 32x11.50's on it. He said there was nothing "aftermarket" on it. Oh yeah, how do you post pics on here?