Install of MTX Thunderforms Sub & Kenwood Head Unit into 2006 Dodge Ram 2500 Quad Cab
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Install of MTX Thunderforms Sub & Kenwood Head Unit into 2006 Dodge Ram 2500 Quad Cab
Here's my ghetto video of still photos and some video from my install experience of an amplified MTX Thunderforms sub (bought it complete from Crutchfield, probably overpaid) and I also replaced my first aftermarket deck with a Kenwood new unit with USB/3.5mm input/Pandora/Sirius/etc etc (awesome deck). Video production values are driveway quality.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TqxljmG8vpk
Took about 3 hours, sounds great to these middle aged ears. And to my teen daughter who wants to thump the suburbs.
Additional notes (I posted these in tech forum):
-Rear speaker wires were all cracked and split in the door jamb area, slit open the rubber gasket channel and repaired those, also replaced the door speakers w Polk front & rear.
-Wind noise? I pushed tubing (e.g. clear 7/16" or 3/8" from Home Depot, or surgical tubing) thru the existing seals.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TqxljmG8vpk
Took about 3 hours, sounds great to these middle aged ears. And to my teen daughter who wants to thump the suburbs.
Additional notes (I posted these in tech forum):
-Rear speaker wires were all cracked and split in the door jamb area, slit open the rubber gasket channel and repaired those, also replaced the door speakers w Polk front & rear.
-Wind noise? I pushed tubing (e.g. clear 7/16" or 3/8" from Home Depot, or surgical tubing) thru the existing seals.
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The carpet is only held on by push fasteners under the back seat, have you considered fishing your wires under it? It looks so much cleaner IMO but obviously that's your decision. Also, black wire loom over the wire in the engine bay makes it look factory, again just to really clean it up. You did a pretty nice job though overall. I like my thunder form too.