Recent content by Murckman

Selling for $300

I used the NVX stealth. I didn’t want all the lettering wrapping the enclosure even though you’ll never see it. Covered every square inch of sub enclosure and all of the body panel directly behind it.

I’m curious why you chose the Polk 842 dual 4 ohm sub to run off the factory amp, or were you always intending to put in a separate amp? Amping it will make all the difference just make sure you sound deaden the enclosure or your sub will sound like it’s playing inside Tupperware.

I have a set of essentially brand new 3rd row seats in black leather. These were taken out of a 2020 200 series LC for a drawer system install and I bought them locally as a back up set but never installed. These are a complete pair including middle headrest, just reuse your existing bolts...

All good. I hope you get it sorted out. I had half the panels in my truck dismantled for over a week waiting on parts so I know how you feel.

Aside from the rattle how does it sound? It might be the amp rattling on the sheet metal since it’s only held in with zip ties. If you have even a small piece of sound deadener you could put some in the back of the amp. Also your amp might be 4 ohm in which case you are running parallel to a...

Yes, the big connector at the bottom. It detaches from the back and the harness can come off the clip. There is room behind the wheel well, but I’m guessing you are going to trim the first aid pocket off the panel cover?

I The .2 version is a single voice coil and won’t work with the LC JBL factory wiring.

It was really the only location on the right side that it would fit, and it just worked out that it’s accessible too. I had to dry fit it a couple of times to make sure it cleared everything and the panel could go on. So, honestly, how much better does the sound deadening make the stock...

I never looked in the left hand side to see how much room was in there for a sub amp, but I’m assuming much more room than the right side. I wanted my sub amp accessible to some degree so I mounted mine on the right hand side, and can access all the dials and dip switches through the jack...

Also wanted to mention that you will need to take two of the four screw tabs off when you try to fit the speaker in on the dash sides. The ones that would face the front and rear need to be removed or it won’t fit, and the ones facing right and left will get screwed into place. If you take...

It’s only a couple of millimeters that need to be removed. I used really sharp snips and also a dremel. It was actually easier to use the snips in there as long as you have ones that are sharp. Just see where it has the restriction and cut just a little at a time. The bottom magnet will...

The side dash speakers are a little tricky, probably the most difficult of all the speakers. You will need to trim part of the plastic opening to get the new speakers to fit, and you will need to tap a new hole for one of the screws. If you have a small right angle Phillips that will help with...

Definitely louder and able to produce lower frequencies better than the stock sub.