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Thanks, Justin |
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Besides that, you were 100% right. Is the perfect OEM replacement for the Bose subwoofer and sounds MUCH MUCH better. Its how the car should have come. :tup: Thanks again. -Justin |
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https://i.imgur.com/xlMZKg8.jpg Also made a YouTube video of me sorting out the install in case anyone else wanted to make this a project for themselves with no experience. Was a good learning experience. I can say I know just about every piece of trim, wiring route, and grommet on the Z now (since I didnt know exactly how to approach this to begin with) lol :tup: |
As I was figuring out the wire routing, at one point, I had just about every single piece of trim in the back removed. Luckily, I figured out I could tap into the power outlet on the passenger side of the car for the amp remote on feature. With some quick taps, it went by super quickly afterwards. I gave up on trying to solder (especially with the thicker cables). The butt connectors made life way easier as well. All lessons learned.
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Im a stupid small channel, but I post mods that I do to my Z as well as general updates. I also gave you a shout-out for the idea (hope you don't mind). :tup: |
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Here's what I did with my remote. I'll eventually grab a rubber grommet for the hole. It had to be large enough to run the phone jack end of the cable through. Fits perfectly and doesn't move around.
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Ha, that's probably where I got the idea. Been a while since I installed, just saw the guys video where he put it behind the seat.
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