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I’m having this musty/vinegar smell as well. Following

That would be awesome! I really appreciate it! I have the arc audio RS 1.0. Maximum outer diameter without ring is 1.907” with a cut out diameter of 1.613”. Here is a pic

These are great. I just printed one up and unfortunately the mounting diameter is a little small for my tweeters. I’m new to 3d printing. How would I make the mounting hole a little larger but keep everything else the same? The tweeter angle is exactly what I was looking for

These videos should give you everything you need. The total package installation video is long but totally worth it. https://soundsgoodstereo.com/pages/installation-videos

Yeah there is a learning curve. Also you will have to run the power wire which can be a challenge the first time out of the gate. Use the grounding point behind the rear seat for ground wire. I would get the T spec or Stinger speed wire to run from the harness behind the radio to your amp then...

Assuming you are using something like a PAC harness for the signal. Mount your crossover next to amp so you can easily run short length of wires to the crossover. I used a Metra harness for front and rear door speakers which allows you to use OEM wiring. I've since upgraded but the Metra speaker...

No powerboost. Standard 3.5 eco

It gets rotated regularly. Here’s current: iPhone 13>SMSLPO pro>coaxial into DSP Musway six.100 Musway four.100 Musway one.1000 MiniDSP 8x12 w Dirac 2 JL 10tw3 down firing sealed Morel MT300 in A pillar xcelsus xxm325 in dash xcelsus xxm875 front door Morel tempo integra rear fill i have Arc...

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With a four channel amp and six speakers you will definitely need the crossovers. Where are you mounting the amp?

Hey Random, This is what I would recommend for non B&O. You don’t need to take HU out it’s pretty easily accessible from top of dash. I can link some you tube videos. This T harness allows you to tap the factory speaker outputs and run them to the input of the amp Without cutting wire. The front...

Updated amp rack finally installed.

Yes OEM speaker grills will be on the panel all as one molded piece. My color was onyx black but I remember being worried about getting the right color and verifying with dealer.

Hush Car Audio who I bought a lot of my original gear from specializes in F150's told me the points are good up to around 3k watts. MTI acoustics said most of their systems they commonly use the back wall grounding point. I have an SQ system and the way I listen I would be lucky to be drawing...

Ground is run to the dedicated grounding point behind the rear driver side seat. I've never had any issues.

That's how my is currently run. Just showing some interesting options.

That looks interesting. 'Would love to see how they had it mounted.

Forgive me if this has been posted somewhere else but I look around and couldn’t find much. To start take off the vent trim piece. It’s really easy you can reach down in the cavity in the engine compartment and pinch the top few spring pieces to help things along. There is sticky gasket to...

That sounds good. I think you are about to take the plunge into the rabbit hole. Go on DIYMA site for tons of info. It can get addictive. I tell people now to keep things in perspective when going on this site as their are some strong opinions. Some of the biggest contributors are world class...

I thought I put the part number in this thread? If not I can find it for you. Honestly if you aren’t going to use a DSP I would just stick with a two way run passive. Three way active is a game changer but would most likely require proper tuning. Also I‘ve done sound treatment through out truck...