Speaker change help
05-23-2008, 12:04 PM
#1
Senior Member
Thread Starter
Join Date: 02-19-2007
Location: st. louis
Posts: 110
Speaker change help
Ok just ordered two sets of Kappas for the car a few days ago, ann they should be arriving sometime soon. What should I make sure I have on hand harness/adapter wise for the switch?
By the way for right now they are going to be powered of the factory Pioneer amp. Eventualy I will be able to finish the rest of the system with a 4ch amp for the kappas and a mono amp for my 12incher.
By the way for right now they are going to be powered of the factory Pioneer amp. Eventualy I will be able to finish the rest of the system with a 4ch amp for the kappas and a mono amp for my 12incher.
05-23-2008, 12:07 PM
#2
Senior Member
Join Date: 06-24-2006
Location: Bowling Green, OH
Posts: 2,315
speaker wire would be good, that should be all you need because have the premium sound system you don't need the speaker rings/mounts. The premium already has them
door panel trim remover tool would also be a good idea and investment.
door panel trim remover tool would also be a good idea and investment.
05-23-2008, 12:23 PM
#3
Senior Member
Join Date: 01-28-2008
Location: Pennsylvania
Posts: 214
06-17-2008, 10:22 AM
#9
Member
Join Date: 01-17-2008
Location: Dallas
Posts: 84
LF +tan-grey
RF +LtGreen-DarkGreen
LR +Brown-Yellow
RR +DarkBlue-LtBlue
Speaker wire from the factory is long enough and more than suffecient for anything less than 250 watts per speaker.
Dynamat Xtreme is a good investment...especially for low power(stock) systems as it will make the noise floor lower and make the less effecient Kappas play to their abilities. You don't need a panel tool on HHR's....simplt remove the screws and start yanking from the front inside corner of the panel. The clips will come off easily.
RF +LtGreen-DarkGreen
LR +Brown-Yellow
RR +DarkBlue-LtBlue
Speaker wire from the factory is long enough and more than suffecient for anything less than 250 watts per speaker.
Dynamat Xtreme is a good investment...especially for low power(stock) systems as it will make the noise floor lower and make the less effecient Kappas play to their abilities. You don't need a panel tool on HHR's....simplt remove the screws and start yanking from the front inside corner of the panel. The clips will come off easily.