Installed my W6 Today!!
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Installed my W6 Today!!
Finally took the time to have my amp/sub installed. I just used one of the boxes I had from my old G35. It fits pretty flush but I really didn't want to spend a whole lot of money having a new box made. I decided to just use one W6 in my G37, it sounds really great, hits hard, and my rear view mirror doesn't budge, thank goodness!!
Here are some pics for those interested in doing something similiar:
This is from my G35 with 2 W6s
Here are some pics for those interested in doing something similiar:
This is from my G35 with 2 W6s
Last edited by DiamondGCoupe; 01-16-2008 at 05:50 PM.
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It sounds awesome!! I had those boxes made for my G35 (in the bottom pic) I still actually have one more for the right side if someone in South FL. wants to buy it. You can order that 40** box but these were a custom fiberglass job. Everything thing else is stock BTW. Not going to upgrade the speakers its just a lease.
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The box is for a 12" anyway, do you only have that 10? I might be willing to ship it but its darn heavy (fiberglass not wood) so even ground its gunna run a good $50+ so ship. I'll look into that if your interested.
Last edited by DiamondGCoupe; 01-17-2008 at 09:42 AM.
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Thanks. Just take a look in the engine bay and see where they ran the red power wire. Take a pic if you can. I would also check under the passenger carpet/dash. Let me know if you find anything.
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When I installed my amp in the back I ran the wire behind the battery. If you take apart the passenger interior panels there is a clear shot into the passenger compartment next to the A/C fan. And then run the power cable down the passenger side of the car. The main wire harness for the stereo is run down the drivers side of the car. That way you will limit the exposure to engine noise.
Side Note: Make sure you have at least 20' of cable for an easy install.
Side Note: Make sure you have at least 20' of cable for an easy install.
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