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I didn't find a good on around the dash. I ended up grounding to the bracket behind the climate control. Maybe it would have been better to run a ground through the firewall too or use something else. I didn't have any extra wire.

I'm guessing I could do this with the stock rears? (Bi amp with the switches). I think you don't want to do that if you have an amp? I don't. I don't use the equalizer except to tell how crappy the rears are

I'll check these out. Thanks for the tip, I also need the the belts have clearance so I'll keep that in mind.

I'm around Louisville but I'd like to find a place to mid around. I don't need a challenging trip. I wish I knew someone with some land. I just want to get my feet wet. Anyone from around here know a place?

Does the sound bar attach to the top pillar and wires are routed from the old speaker to the sound bar? Also, yeah I'm not trying to spend the money to tweak the settings.

I need help finding some suggestions. I have a 200w key installed and I want to upgrade the pods to allow larger speakers. I've also read that I may not need to configure the backs due to dsp but I'll ask the dealer if I do. Any suggestions are appreciated.

A couple tips I realized I could have routed the wires through the center console and between an ac duct instead of under the glove box (photo with my hand) It helped to route my amp wires over the black bracket in the glove box. when you're putting the amp in to the slot, lay on your back and...

Yep, I used the mountains2metal one just like badsquatch21 spotted I can get some pics later if you want. I still need to mount it but was waiting while I dial in the settings. https://mountains2metal.com/under-dash-mount-for-amp-radio-fits-2021-ford-bronco/

The power was routed from the glove box area through the center console area to a plug in the firewall. If you look too left in the driver's side you'll see the knock out grommet to the firewall. I cut a small hole through the knock out grommet using a razor knife.

Sorry, I mean the blue connection. Is that a ground?

I'm going to start with the 200.4 (going to use the plug and play kit/ dash mount from mountains2) and see what that does for the speakers that I've upgraded so far. (Fronts and Kick Panels) I may do the pods if that doesn't do it for me or the 46HS10

I'm in the same boat. I haven't replaced the pods but I'm looking for more bass. I'm looking at the subs in a separate box to mount with the amp under the rear seats. I'd be interested if you went with a 3/400 amp on how you do yours.

https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/jl-audio-stealthbox-subwoofer-enclosure-for-bronco-now-available.72863/

Any posts on how to install it? Seems too good to be true. Edit: looks like it might just be for B&O enclosures? Sigh I've replaced my front and door speakers but there is 0 bass anywhere. It sucks.

https://www.crutchfield.com/p_120725603/Metra-72-5603-Speaker-Wiring-Harnesses.html Actually, I found this. I wish it was suggested when I ordered the speakers -__-

Has anyone replaced the front speakers. I ordered some kicker replacements and they don't connect with the stock harness. I couldn't find an adapter from crutchfield. Did you all bite the bullet and splice it?

I wouldn't wait as you can ally and get an estimate up front. Also the loan process can take a week or more. They'll ask you for a purchase order from the dealer which lists exactly what you'll purchase the car for, plus fees, taxes, minus down payment. (This is all before signing an agreement...

I've been approved at 4.29. y'all saved me a couple grand. Thanks.

I've applied toy local credit union. I'll see what they say. :)