Just the sub. Itās the key500.1 itās a mono sub amp. I may someday down the road do the kicker 4 channel for the front speakers but I really donāt think it needs it. Everything sounds crisp and clear to me.
Thanks. Ya that was my initial plan but it would have to be damn near perfect to fit in there so I said screw it Iāll get one I know fits lol. Expensive but I think it was worth it just to bypass the hassle.
I did not. The kicker amp probably would have blown the B&O lol. Seriously the B&O sub weighs about 1/4 of my kicker sub. The magnet if you can even call it that is tiny.
I have a picture with the panel installed just not snapped in all the way. I have to finish my speaker grill first and get my amp dialed in the way I want it.
It came with the sub but no amp.
Hereās the part number from the box. I didnāt get into the wiring too much because Iāve seen that on the forum a lot. Power wire I ran through a plug in the firewall diwn the drivers side then crossed it over to the passenger side by the rear seats. For audio signal I tapped into both front kick...
Itās a ported enclosure. The hole in the back was where the factory wires came through. I cut the wires and reused the plug with my wires passing through it.
Yea the studs are there for the sub and the top holes line up with holes in the body. I think the studs are m6. And I just used some 1/4 nuts and bolts for the top holes.
I did put rubber washers between just about everything to prevent any rattle.
First off I want to thank everyone on bronco6g for all the guidance. All the threads and posts helped a lot with this install from suggestions on what speakers to use to how to pop the panels off every little bit helped.
This install was full of trial and error, and trust me there was a LOT of...
Thatās probably going to be a tough find right now. I ended up ordering one from my dealer for my base. $325 and yes it comes with the garbage B&O sub lol.
I posted this on another thread the other day. $80 on Amazon. Should get the job done and still a lot cheaper then most top specific hoists out there. Just need some long tow straps and some Chanel to mount to the garage ceiling.
He acts like he has to take a flame thrower to it to shrink it lol. Iād hit it with a lighter just to make sure it didnāt pull off. Good idea though. Iāll probably throw some on my pins just to prevent any noise.