First System in 25 years...I am going in!!

daveb91 · 08-11-2015, 10:43 AM

I just finished a wicked cas corner 10" sub box install.....easy and doesn't take up hardly any space...

LN13 · 08-12-2015, 09:21 PM

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Originally Posted by daveb91

I just finished a wicked cas corner 10" sub box install.....easy and doesn't take up hardly any space...

if the sub doesnt work that is what I may do, but like idea of utilizing spare area.

LN13 · 09-12-2015, 06:25 PM

After completing this project I have to say it was a little more difficult than I thought and I have a few details I have to conclude, but I will wait until it cools off here in AZ. I am very pleased with the results and while it is no award winning system it is more than adequate for us. Here are a couple of notes I noticed after all said an done.

The Good...
--The already drilled hole in firewall and the entire run to battery...makes for very clean and easy wiring to battery.
--Dash speakers left a lot of options and easy to access and build custom enclosures.
--Help from everyone here that gave answers to all the questions. Probably would have replaced a lot of clips and done a lot more work with out all the info---thanks
--While not yet utilized, the space in back in front of spare tire...leaves a lot of options and is where I should have mounted the amp and purchased a couple of subs to stealth into the space.
--Hookup for steering wheel controls was simple, as it appears issues have been worked out.

The Bad...
---Area behind stereo is tight, but I like that metal tab in the back which allowed me to help in the final install
--Door wiring...I finally chickened out on doing it the way I wanted and just used the capped holes for speaker wire.
--It is a little tight and space under seats appears big, but I had issues mounting the amp the way I wanted.

Overall I am pleased with everything and as much as I hated installing it, I actually want to do it again!! Thanks again to everyone on this forum who has given advice and answers to problems!

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08-11-2015, 10:43 AM	#1 (permalink)
daveb91 Enthusiast Member Join Date: Jul 2014 Location: Vienna WV Posts: 302 Drives: 370z Rep Power: 27	I just finished a wicked cas corner 10" sub box install.....easy and doesn't take up hardly any space...

09-12-2015, 06:25 PM	#3 (permalink)
LN13 Base Member Join Date: Jan 2015 Location: Cave Creek Posts: 4 Drives: 2015 370Z Rep Power: 12	After completing this project I have to say it was a little more difficult than I thought and I have a few details I have to conclude, but I will wait until it cools off here in AZ. I am very pleased with the results and while it is no award winning system it is more than adequate for us. Here are a couple of notes I noticed after all said an done. The Good... --The already drilled hole in firewall and the entire run to battery...makes for very clean and easy wiring to battery. --Dash speakers left a lot of options and easy to access and build custom enclosures. --Help from everyone here that gave answers to all the questions. Probably would have replaced a lot of clips and done a lot more work with out all the info---thanks --While not yet utilized, the space in back in front of spare tire...leaves a lot of options and is where I should have mounted the amp and purchased a couple of subs to stealth into the space. --Hookup for steering wheel controls was simple, as it appears issues have been worked out. The Bad... ---Area behind stereo is tight, but I like that metal tab in the back which allowed me to help in the final install --Door wiring...I finally chickened out on doing it the way I wanted and just used the capped holes for speaker wire. --It is a little tight and space under seats appears big, but I had issues mounting the amp the way I wanted. Overall I am pleased with everything and as much as I hated installing it, I actually want to do it again!! Thanks again to everyone on this forum who has given advice and answers to problems!