Kicker HS10 Install Questions

[Jeremyray25]

Hi All.

I have a 22 F150 XLT with the base stereo system (Not b/o). I have upgraded my door speakers and added sound deadening and block off plates. I'm still needing a little more bass. I have already made some forscan changes to flatten the eq and make center speaker tweeter only. I would like to install a Kicker HS10.

I would like to do this by not cutting/splicing factory wires. And I would like to do this in the most cost effective way.

I'm reading that I need to tie into the front door speakers for signal instead of the rear door speakers.

How do I go about this without cutting/splicing factory wires? Is the PAC LPHFD31 the answer? If so, is anything else needed?

Thanks in advance for your guidance.

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[Graygoose2021]

The HS10 comes with everything, but yes you will need to tap into front doors for signal.
Power and ground, run power from battery.

 

[Jeremyray25]

Is the PAC LPHFD31 the best way for the money to connect to the front door speakers without cutting or splicing?

 

[Magician]

How will you get speaker input to your PAC LPf? You can either make or purchase a T harness and if your buying it I would just have whoever builds it for you add sub inputs. Plug N Play makes one and so does HUSH Car Audio. Both are great products and easier than you think to install.
My setup is factory HU with T Harness to an LCI 6 into Alpine amp and out to Alpine speakers. Center speaker removed And Eq set to flat. I’m not running a sub at this time but my T harness came with sub inputs.

Hope this helps.

 

[ThumperF150]

Bruse Watson at Hush Car Audio made a plug and play harness for me that included wires for the Sub.

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