ChristGilley's 2001 Slow Build

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I'm sure somebody will chime in on how to hook it up, but if they don't I'll post tomorrow from a computer - I'm on my phone right now.
I'm sure if you google it some good info will come up - it's pretty easy.
Basically the blue wire on the back of your headunit goes to "remote" on your amp - this turns it on. Then you have your power wire to battery, get a good ground for the (-), then your rca inputs from your headunit go to it. You'll want to make sure you protect everything with a good fuse in your main power wire.
 

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There are tons of great videos on YouTube about installing sub's. Would definitely do some poking around, remember google is your best friend. I wouldn't jack about turning a wrench if it wasn't for google and forums like this one.
 

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I'm definitely gonna poke around on Google but it's a little difficult to find exactly what I'm looking for because o bought the subs from someone at my school and didn't get a whole of info before driving off. I just know they're punch p1s and 12"


Sent while pulling out a Ford
 

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I just want to kind of update the situation that has come around today. I have this build titled "Slow Build" because I am still in high school and I recently lost my job. It may be Christmas time before any real updates happen, unless I find some money making things to do around here. In lighter and friendlier news, the amp that The Baron mentioned may be in the mail soon!
 

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Another question, for the sake of making lists and plans, what would be better for running 33s? I was thinking 3 in body lift but Im not sure if thatll be enough. I also have my eye on 4.5" suspension lift that RC makes
 

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Another question, for the sake of making lists and plans, what would be better for running 33s? I was thinking 3 in body lift but Im not sure if thatll be enough. I also have my eye on 4.5" suspension lift that RC makes
You could get 285s under it with just a 3" body. Definitely not any bigger.
 

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I'm sure somebody will chime in on how to hook it up, but if they don't I'll post tomorrow from a computer - I'm on my phone right now.
I'm sure if you google it some good info will come up - it's pretty easy.
Basically the blue wire on the back of your headunit goes to "remote" on your amp - this turns it on. Then you have your power wire to battery, get a good ground for the (-), then your rca inputs from your headunit go to it. You'll want to make sure you protect everything with a good fuse in your main power wire.

^^^this is basically what you need to know^^^...just take your time and it always helps to have a buddy around
i wanted to say if you need all the wiring/connectors for the subs there is nothing better out there than this kit and it's everything you need in a box: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0050I6KII/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
its pretty cheap and it is very good quality wire...way better than anything at walmart or auto parts stores IMO. I've installed at least 5 of these kits now so let me know if you have any issues installing
 
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