Thanks! That looks like a 2WD trail. I’ve had 5 Jeeps over the years and assorted 4x4s. If I can find others to go I may shoot for a harder trail. That looks safe for solo though.
My wife and I are headed up to Moab for Valentine’s Day. Can anyone make any recommendations on a nice restaurant in the area? This is our first time to Moab. Might also want to know if there are runs we should try on the 15th as well. Thanks!
A basic winter survival kit with water and food and blankets. Tow strap, small shovel, assorted recovery gear. I am thinking an insulation kit for the hard top sounds good too.
B&O is the upscale version. The 7 speaker standard system also has a little subwoofer. You certainly could if you have the skills! I toyed around with the idea of several solutions. In a 2DR, this kept the most space for me in the back. Bass is very good for a system that looks stock.
Sure. I like the Alpine 4” coaxial HiRes for dash and pods. I used Memphis MP6 in the kicks. They should be noted early in the thread. Crutchfield is a good source.
speaker wire for the kick panels and sub. Power and ground wire for the 200 and 500. Wire crimps.
Good catch drewski. I read that originally that he had ran new wires to the kick and left the dash wired to the stock wires. It’s been a long week. ;)
Did you set the Fader dip switch? That tells the amp to send signal to all four output channels using just the amp 1 inputs. Also, you have Dash on Amp 1 and Kicks on Amp 2, correct? See post #1 for images.
I am not sure bi-amp will be as beneficial in your case. It really shines with a kick panel woofer then a coaxial in dash or 3” + tweets. Your components would lose all the sound above 640 if you go bi-amp. You would need to add a speaker back to your dash to get the mids there. Are you...