Switched stock speakers
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My two subs in the back seat blew out so I replaced them with jl audio wo 61/2 inch subs,and i put them in the stock position,they dont hit very hard is there any way to get more power out of the stock amp? or could i replace it with another one cheaply any info would be great tia
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little more info. Firstly where did u find them an what did they cost... I couldnt find em anywhere.
Secondly how did you cnnect em, did u cut the harness off the old speakers?? If you did did you use the short or long end???
Secondly how did you cnnect em, did u cut the harness off the old speakers?? If you did did you use the short or long end???
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There is a JL audio dealer in nashville i payed $130 for both.They are 4 ohm speakers,I cut the old wires off of my old speakers and i used the factory wires and the plug-in, that connects the two together.I used both ends cuz there is two positive and two negative terminals..Did i do something wrong? They sound alot cleaner but dont seem to hit as hard as the stock ones is it because they need more power???
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o ok i see what u mean,when i cut the wires off the old speakers there was two short ends and two long ends,ur saying just use the long ends, one to the pos and one to the neg and they will still work fine?...
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o ok i see what u mean,when i cut the wires off the old speakers there was two short ends and two long ends,ur saying just use the long ends, one to the pos and one to the neg and they will still work fine?...
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hey i have i few more questions,does it matter if u use the long or short ends, because I soldered new wires on all four and today i just unconnected the two long ones(I used the shorter ones because they looked cleaner) jw,,,and one of my subs makes a popping sound right when I turn it on and off..I have no clue what could be doing this..this is my first time ive replaced subs and I dont wanna mess it up lol,sorry so long
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hey i have i few more questions,does it matter if u use the long or short ends, because I soldered new wires on all four and today i just unconnected the two long ones(I used the shorter ones because they looked cleaner) jw,,,and one of my subs makes a popping sound right when I turn it on and off..I have no clue what could be doing this..this is my first time ive replaced subs and I dont wanna mess it up lol,sorry so long