Hey, i have a 97 SSE with Bose... i just bought 2 12'' rockfordfosgate Z subs for my trunk, with a ported box, running off an 800 watt kenwood amp... any tips on wiring it?? are there any hidden problems with wiring with bose? im pretty sure i know what im doing... but i dont wanna blow anything up in the original stereo... tips would be great!

You need a line out converter to install the amp and figure out where to run the remote wire whether it be to a fuse only used when the car is on or one on the radio.

I have the converter, where do i hook it up?? i know i have to put it on the rear channels... but i cant find the wires!! can i use wires in the trunk?? or do i have to go from the headunit... or can i use the wires running from the head unit to the bose amp?? please lemme know... im installing a competition bass box w/ Xplode sub... i wanna use it!! please help me!! -97 SSE BOSE stock system setup so far

You should have an amp with speaker level inputs!! Why waste money on a line converter?? Also your just addnig something that can cause damage to your system, but thats okay who cares

Hey JrseyKid686, on the box you might want to seal the ports. Ported boxes don't work as good in Sedans as they do in hatchbacks. If you want a port take the back dash 6x9'* out (personally don't suggest it due to the inbalance of highs and mids -unless you put some components in the back doors like I did to fill in the gap and give more of a surround).
Anyhow, good luck on the install -the Bose is nice, but those RF'* will give you the bumps -HARD!!! My friend took his Bose stereo out of his 1998 SSE and put a standard Pontiac CD w/ EQ in and added a single Eclipse 12" sub with a 500 watt Eclipse mono amp and they sound difference was astronomical. But then again they are two totally different beasts -Bose for quality high'* and mid'*, but the standard CD EQ and bumper just rattles your brain while the mids and highs were maintained by the stock Bose speakers.
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