I just wrapped up the final phase of my audio project. I already had the deck, amp, and sub from a previous vehicle so I swapped those over a long time ago. Now it was time to replace the factory amp and door speakers. I was on a tight budget so I tried to go as cheap as possible without sacrificing too much quality. I ended up going with Sound Ordnance 6x9s for the front and 6.75s for the rear powered by a 600w 4 ch. Sony Xplod Amp that I got on sale for $80. With the dual amp wiring kit and a used Metra XSVI-6502 harness that I bought on eBay, I was able to get this done for a little over $200, not bad at all. I wish I would have done it sooner, it sounds 100x better!
4ga power, pardon the filthy engine bay
Kenwood DNX-6180 (BT, NAV, DVD, etc)
600w Sony amp for door speakers and 900w Rockford Fosgate Amp powering a 12" Audiobahn Sub. I mounted the amp board to the existing child seat latches on the back of rear seat using some straining screws. I just latched them on and drew them tight, while still leaving enough of a gap for the belt tightener on the child seat strap to fit in between. Oh and the board and sub box are just low enough that I can still slide the cover over them to keep everything hidden when necessary.
4ga power, pardon the filthy engine bay
Kenwood DNX-6180 (BT, NAV, DVD, etc)
600w Sony amp for door speakers and 900w Rockford Fosgate Amp powering a 12" Audiobahn Sub. I mounted the amp board to the existing child seat latches on the back of rear seat using some straining screws. I just latched them on and drew them tight, while still leaving enough of a gap for the belt tightener on the child seat strap to fit in between. Oh and the board and sub box are just low enough that I can still slide the cover over them to keep everything hidden when necessary.