I have a Kenwood DNX that has Garmin GPS, Bluetooth, handsfree calling, iPod controls and a DVD player for $200. And it all fit without any trimming or trim rings, it fits perfect behind the rubber/plastic like it came that way factory
yhatzee89;2002529 said:I have a Kenwood DNX that has Garmin GPS, Bluetooth, handsfree calling, iPod controls and a DVD player for $200. And it all fit without any trimming or trim rings, it fits perfect behind the rubber/plastic like it came that way factory
Doat;2002532 said:Is this that Kicker slim sub you guys were talking about?
http://www.amazon.com/Kicker-COMPVT65-6-5Inch-Subwoofer-Ohm/dp/B0036MOQAE
Also is there a guide or something to walk me though how to set one up with an amp? I've never installed a stereo system other than a head unit and my speakers.
yhatzee89;2002529 said:I have a Kenwood DNX that has Garmin GPS, Bluetooth, handsfree calling, iPod controls and a DVD player for $200. And it all fit without any trimming or trim rings, it fits perfect behind the rubber/plastic like it came that way factory
yhatzee89;2002529 said:I have a Kenwood DNX that has Garmin GPS, Bluetooth, handsfree calling, iPod controls and a DVD player for $200. And it all fit without any trimming or trim rings, it fits perfect behind the rubber/plastic like it came that way factory
I am probably over thinking as usual lol. I am more worried about fitting those 6.5" subs in the rear pods not sure if it will fit even with some modification. I am not looking to blow windows out or anything I just want some more oomph.Chris_87_Turbo;2002575 said:Doat installing amp and subs are real simple. Power, ground, remote power to turn amp on with radio (power antenna wire works great for this) and a pair of RCA cables. Then a pair of speaker wires. If you're close to me I'll help you tune it in if you want. I have those kicker slim subs in my truck ( 2-12s under the back seat. They sound good but tend to bottom out on some notes. Depending on the music you listen too it may not affect you.
Chris
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Pyro15D;2002574 said:MarkIII4Me, you can disable it above a certain amount of boost if you want. That is how I have mine set. It has feedback below 6 psi and then it runs strictly off the table above that to 22 psi. It talks about it in the manual if you want to download it from AEM.