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Work with the gain adjustments on the 200.4. I put the fader completely to the channel I’m adjusting. Did the fronts and backs independently, looking for the best sounding setting. Then I centered the fader, and in my case, backed the front off a bit to get my personal preference on the front...

What modifications are required?

What size sub bigger than 6.75 fits in the subwoofer space without modification in the Badlands stock sub enclosure? Now that I have the 6.75 pods, I feel like I could get a better quality low end sound with a bigger sub, but it has to work with the fusion amp.

Perfect and realistic plan. Tools…10mm socket and panel removal tool…Phillips head…that’s it

Unscrew cargo floor- 5 minutes Pull out the rear and middle cargo floor trim- 3 minutes Pull up the door sill trims- 5 minutes Pull out the rear quarter panel - 10 minutes Unscrew and take out dummy amp and sub- 5 minutes Screw in and reattach wire harnesses to the sub and the amp- 10 minutes...

I just orderd 6.75" Polk Audios to swap out the 6.75" KS Kickers, and 4" Polk Audio for the front dash. Crutchfield rep, after hearing my sound narrative as the Kickers being too bright, but also a bit muddy in the mids, went to the Pols with the explanation being that Polk is known for a softer...

I'm thinking I agree with you. I might swap some things out. The 4" dash speakers are too bright.

Got it. Do me a favor and give me the pleasure of having the opportunity to say "I told you so"... 😂 Only kidding. I hope it gives you what you want, but my experience says you're going down the same track I did. I expected a lot more improvement from the 4" Kickers, but it wasn't the case.

Waste of money. It's like putting lipstick on a pig. It pisses off the pig and it's no prettier.

Not spending your money for you, but I would go the extra mile on the pods and put in Mabett enclosures with 6.75" speakers. I put in the 4" kickers in the pods, and it was dramatically inferior to the result from the 6.75's. The inherent limitations of a 4" speaker to carry a full frequency...

More than a few!! I ordered replacement clips from Amazon. They're great as long as you don't break the tab the clip sits on. https://a.co/d/1o7Lju1

Not quite true. Installing the amp under the steering wheel requires pulling the HVAC panel. That one is harder than any of the other stuff. The panel pulling for the sub is very easy…not hard to get to or stubborn panels.They’re all an easy pop off. Follow @1Five1 Garage video on stripping out...

I did the swap to the 4ohm sub yesterday. It’s actually pretty easy and well worth it. Crutchfield is spectacular about the return policy. They are taking back the 2ohm sub and the 4” kickers I had put in the pods. Yes, its a rabbit hole. The issue is the number of variables creating dozens of...

You are gonna get so hosed. This is a process. Do a tweak, live with it, do another….wash, rinse, repeat. We’re doing stuff on this forum that is pushing the envelope of cost-quality. I’ve spent $900 in equipment…and my time. My local reputable shop quoted between $3-$500 just for dropping in...

My Upgrade Journey I’m posting this to give anyone going down the “pursuit of great sound rabbit hole” a leg up in avoiding some of the most common challenges. I got… MY23 Badlands Sasquatch Hardtop 4 Door Came with Base sound system SDARS…no sub, but wired for it. Had a dummy amp and sub. I...

Why rear pods to speaker and not speaker/tweeter if they’re 6.75’s? Yes...my rule...never buy into now...buy into what you know you're going to want...because we always get what we want...Mick Jagger is wrong.

Just installed them. Fit perfect

What Forscan lines did you hit with what settings? B&O or base system? Sub or not? I’d love to get the details. The only lines I’ve touched are 727-01-01 and 727-01-02. Are there others?

Forscan setting?