darrick

im trying to get rid of engine nose

thanks d

xtantmaxima

Usually power and ground related. Make sure your ground is good and if your rca and power are run together, run them on diferent sides of the car.

Maxima Dan

Also might try using some contact cleaner on your RCA connections.

chinaonnitrous1

iTrader: (12)

chances are you need to get rid of your lousy installer. hahaha j/k. Id make sure your grounds are of good quality and location, and your power/RCA's are seperated. Assuming your amplifiing your 4 speakers in the car.

darrick

yeah guys I have tryed all those things and some of the other guys on hear have said to try replacing my crappy walmart rcs cables, im running kenwood ddx 7015 ,focal in the doors, Bose still in the rear deck (coming out next week),2 eclipse 10’s all powered by a Phoenix Gold ti 100x4

Manaz101

I've always like my monster cables. I've heard stinger were OK as well, though i've never used them

Maxima112

iTrader: (16)

get stinger or monster rcas....short ground.....and if it is still there, i forget the name but if you go to a circuit city ask the installers about a device that takes away engine noise, it is like an insulator, looks like a small can of soup with rcas coming out of it....it bascially filters out engine noise....but yeah if you have walmart rcas, you need to change that if you planning on bumpin focals and eclipse speakers....

slickrick

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me and my friend use those "crappy" walmart scoche rcas and they work beautifully. if you want ill buy you some "high" quality rca's and sell them to you for $100 because i say they are better. just like speaker wire.... generally its the same. twisted or not ive never had a problem with engine noise so check grounds as stated.

sachmo12345

where do you 4th gen people hook the ground up to

darrick

That was it RCAs I installed a set of stinger helix last night and its all good now no mo by wine

MannyNJ2k2max

iTrader: (3)

not 'crappy', but theres a possibility they may be defective-

he should pull out the HU, unplug one set at a time an run a spare set in mid air just to test to see if its one of them

craig10114

im using tsunami RCA from circuit city and their a great set. my amp also has a floating ground to protect agaist electrical noise (kenwood kac-7251) before this i had a solo baric on a crunch amp with walmart RCA and i had engine noise LIKE CRAZY!

btw my ground is hooked up to one of the bolts that metal bracket used to be on that is behind the rear seat.