New head unit
New head unit 
It'll run just fine but those subs are going to way over-power the factory speakers. I realize many people are fine with that, just letting you know.
If you do go this route I'd recommend disconnecting the factory sail panel subs (remove them and stuff the well with fiberfill), and also installing bass blockers on the door speakers.
This will help to avoid unnecessary wear on the factory speakers.
You can also run an artificially low bass setting at the head unit and make up for it with the sub amp gain/boost settings, but this is less effective.
If you do go this route I'd recommend disconnecting the factory sail panel subs (remove them and stuff the well with fiberfill), and also installing bass blockers on the door speakers.
This will help to avoid unnecessary wear on the factory speakers.
You can also run an artificially low bass setting at the head unit and make up for it with the sub amp gain/boost settings, but this is less effective.
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Originally Posted by Tom's 99TA
Thanks for the reply, but I parked my car at work this morning at 6am and by 9am someone had busted out my rear window and stolen the amp and subs.
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Well it could be seen if you looked hard enough through the rear window. I was going to get the rear tint done darker, but I guess there is no need to worry about that now. They also stole a stereo out of a truck across the street from me. 
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Thats why I like all that stuff to be hidden. But then again if you have a pretty dark tint on the windows theifs will also get an idea that you got something valuable in the car. One of the reasons I wont tint the windows in my camaro.
