Well i was about to leave my house when the ups guy pulled up, i took the box and attacked my door panel but the door panel won. All i accomplished was wasting some time and breaking the clips on the wooden door trim. Its been too cold lately to work outside so i have no choice but to wait.

 

Ok, got the speakers installed today, installation was a bit of a pain as the wiring was very tight fiting into the door hole. Now its nice to have 2 working speakers up front instead of paper cone garbage. But i'm not 100% satisfied, they still distort before my rear speakers (fronts are 35w rms) and the bass production isn't the greatest. But i think i'lll adjust to them. Especially once i have a sub hooked up

 

To add on, my sub/amp came today. Hopefully tommorow i can get to installing it.

 

That package looks great! I'm sure it'll sound as good as it looks.

 

hope so

 

always loved the look of rockfords, was never a big fan of the sound tho, be sure to post some vids!

 

Finally done after much trouble and so on. For never doing any car audio stuff besides changing speakers, i did pretty good i think. Amp comes on and off with the key, nothing blew up or exploded yet And that sub has some kick, needs some fine tuning i think. As sometimes there isn't enough bass and other times its over kill. Snowed the whole freakin time i was working on it, miserable working conditions with no garage. I'll make a video showing how its installed tommorow.

 

Here is the video

Rockford Fosgate Sub Setup - YouTube

 

Interesting how you used the line in on the amp. Not enough people know how to do this. Props to you for using the stock head unit Hope your glasses survived

 

Amazingly my glasses were fine, they were in the gap and stayed un broke, and thanks