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Old 02-28-2006, 11:08 AM
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Default Installation of my system..

im new to the bonneville so i have many questions, sry guys! im installing my system when the bonne gets outta the shop and i plan on installing the system myself.. ill deal with the speaker issue later but for starters, is getting through the firewall and running it through the floor fairly easy? anyone done it themselves with any helpful hints?

also , the rear deck ive heard is a b.itch to remove/install the 6x9'*.. is that so? any easy way to do that? let me no id appreciate it!

system: (pair) 6.5" alpine type * ; (pair) 6x9" alpine type * ; dual 460w amp, 2 channel ; one 12" Rockford Fosgate P2 (enclosed plexi-glass box) ; rockford power wiring
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Old 02-28-2006, 11:17 AM
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sorry Haro...im gonna have to disagree with your install

http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...ght=power+wire

mine is a much cleaner install and dosent waste excess wire across the engine bay


you will have to custom mount hte 6.5'* because the stock speaker is a 5.25, and do you have an SSE or SSEi??? they are they ones that have the issue with the rear speaker wiring
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i agree with you pat.. i had only been here 1 month at that time...

i just knew where to find my install
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Originally Posted by harofreak00
i just knew where to find my install
LMAO.....
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the rear deck ive heard is a b.itch to remove/install the 6x9'*

I just done them in my SSEi and it is tight in the back area, but what I did was pulled on the speaker and mounting ring gently until it poped out of the clips that hold them in.

Upon reinstalling them, you just have to make sure the clips are lined up and then snap the one closest to the seat in first, then the one near the back window. Once you hear it snap in, you know you got it.

It took a few tries, but it was much easier than trying to remove the speaker screws while the speakers are in the rear deck.
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wow that was an intense install.. im hoping that if it goes as well as it did with my honda, it wont be that bad and may only take a few hours
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