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MODIFICATIONS
SUPER BLACK PAINT
25% BLACK TINT WINDOWS
4 INCH K&N CONE FILTER
LIGHT WEIGHT ALUMINUM FRONT STRUT BAR
ALL WHITE LIGHTS IN THE FRONT
XENON BULBS
600 WATT KENWOOD AMPLIFIER
6.4 INCH LCD SCREEN DISPLAY (PASS. HEADREST)
DUAL HEADPHONE SYSTEM FOR THE VIDEO
PLAYSTATION PSONE
12" AUDIOBAHN SUBWOOFER IN THE TRUNK
CHARCOAL PAINTED EMBLEMS
FACTORY SPOILER
ALL SOUND RUNS OFF THE FACTORY BOSE STEREO SYSTEM


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FUTURE MODIFICATIONS
STILLEN BODY KIT
LOWERING SPRINGS
RIMS AND TIRES
CARBON FIBER DASH KIT
DVD PLAYER
EXHAUST - FRONT TO BACK ( 2 RACTIVE MUFFLERS )
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EVEN THOUGH MY BROTHER HAS A INSTALLATION SHOP, ALL THE MODIFICATIONS AND ALL WIRING OF THE VIDEO AND SOUND HAVE BEEN DONE BY MYSELF.

 

nice max man, I would honestly recomend doing your suspension before you really do anything else, some good springs+shocks and a sway bar, it'll look lowered and handle better

 

don't listen to this kid.. he seems not to like anything anyone wants to do..

your car looks nice, happy modding and take pics of your interior and ICE. (stereo ish)

 

looks great, i wish my superblack paint lookd like that.

BTW, did u paint the door handles and window trim? I noticed the grille is painted.. or an SE grille.

 

I said "recomend doing your suspension before you really do anything else" in case you can't read, and since you already have suspension on your list, you might as well do that first, that's what I did, and I'm glad, because the ride was much better

p.s. thebigsadler, if you have issues w/ me, talk to me privately, you know my aim name

 

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The car came the way it is. I had the door handles and the grill already painted. Thanks for looking.

 

nice.

 

Nice car. I am sure the two of you will get along fine!

 

Reppin.

 

nice looking ride

 

Looks like someones car a while back

someone=jason

 

hey, how did you install your subs to the stock bose head unit? thanks.

 

are you serious? you bump a thread that was 7 years ago..

 

7 years old... I was and still am mostly a newb, but dude...

 

This thread is from 2001 man, I don't think you'll get an answer from the OP

But if you want to do this, you can buy an adapter to add some rca jacks to the stock HU, or you can do it the cheap way, which is what I did when I had the bose.

All I did was take a pair of RCA cables, cut them, get in the trunk and then splice them into the L and R rear bose amp harnesses. Important: splice in before the amp - you want to get the L and R signals directly from the HU. Take those RCA's and plug them into an amp of your choice. The signal that the bose puts out is unamplified, so you can plug that right into an amp and connect the subs to the amp.

For the power antenna lead, you can tap into one of the +12v lines on either the L or R bose amp, since you'll be working with those harnesses anyway. This will save you the trouble of tapping into the actual power antenna wire. The new amp & subs will turn on as soon as you turn the HU on because the stock bose amps will be activated, thereby providing the +12v signal to your new amp's power antenna connection. Find a good ground location somewhere in the trunk for the amp, run a solid +12v line directly from your battery, and that should do it.

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