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I did this and recently changed out to Rockford Fosgate in the front and rear doors.had kickers in the front doors and Kenwood Exelons in the rear doors for a year and they sounded good but it was like night and day with Fosgates especially with rock and metal and they are more clear and louder

Thanks! We usually use a wire threading tool to use a factory rubber grommet for our power wires! If my memory serves, these cars have a fairly large open space at the bottom of the grommet that was perfect for our power wire 👌

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In this installation we utilized a t-harness behind the factory radio paired with the amplifier/dsp's built-in high-level inputs , this not only keeps the wiring clean, but also keeps the installation very serviceable if you ever need to R&R the radio or the amps. 😉 Here's a link to the T-harness on Amazon ( amzn.to/4g1jkI2 )

This video is used help future clients meet us, get familiar with our workmanship/service practices, and also see an example of some of the products that we offer 😁. These videos are primarily used to grow our businesses but most of them can also be helpful if you are DIY-ing and looking for removal guides for the specific vehicles we are servicing 😉

In this installation we tapped into the front door speaker wiring where we added in the crossovers for the new speakers 😊

The factory subwoofer is a good start, but a dedicated amp and subwoofer can add significantly more low-end punch! 😁

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Unfortunately, do to our legal contracts/agreements we can't share our technical service info with the general public, but if you would like to use the same diagrams that we do, our technical data provider does offer a reduced cost for DIYers! All of the info about their DIY service can be found here 😊 www.alldata.com/diy-us/en

We utilize a few different products depending on the application and goals for the client, but in this video we are using a product from Ballistic 😊 Here is a link to it on Amazon if you wanted to get some for your vehicle 😉 ( amzn.to/4gnnVnD )

We actually are usuing high level inputs here!😉 In our testing, the doors were a bit more reliable of a signal source. There was some roll off that wasn't as aggressive on the doors, and by using the rears we weren't locked into the factory crossover frequency for the sub! Thanks for watching! 😄

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This client actually was in the process of getting the interior fully reupholstered! This is why the door panels were already removed when we started this project! The new upholstery was definitely very nice 😁

Generally speaking the Speed pulse isn't needed for anything other than dead reckoning position when GPS Is non functional ( like when you are in a tunnel, etc) so 99% of the time you can skip it. On these excursions, you can find it at almost all of the computer modules ( ABS, PCM, wiper module, overhead trip computer, instrument cluster, etc) but the simplest place to grab it is usually the cluster since your right next to it for the radio install. I can't give you wiring information but if you have access to factory service info it would have all the information you need! If you don't own a factory service manual for your car, I recommend Mitchell 1's DIY service 😃 www.eautorepair.net

The answer to this question really depends on your goals, battery chemistry, battery age, and climate :) I wouldn't ever want to deplete a starter battery on a vehicle below 50% state of charge which is about 12v on a standard flooded lead acid battery. If you are in a warm climate, you might be OK to push the battery a bit harder, to get more record time. If you change the battery to a deep cycle type battery 11.8 should be fine. On the other end, If you have an AGM type battery I wouldn't push it past 12.2 or 12.4. The best solution if you are looking for extended key off record time is a stand alone battery bank for the dash camera. This keeps the drain off the starter battery, and lets the dash cam run WAY longer than connecting to any starter battery!

Thanks! Seem to be working on my end but Ill take a look with another phone to be sure :)

Do I need a lc2 pro to make it sound better

In our testing on this CX-5, we didn't find any need for an LC2i. The Kickers FIT input works perfect for this :)

@@user-nv4vx2fv8m It improves the sound yes . The CX 5 with the Bose unit shuts off the subwoofer 35 volume .

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Thanks for the feedback!

The dash kit used here was from Metra! 😀 amzn.to/46zV1x4 It does look a bit silvery here but that may just be the sheen of the light on the panels, cause the kit is matte black. I'm not super familiar with the UI of the factory radio so I'm not sure what options are within the button you are asking about , but most of the vehicle settings adjustments would be retained with a Maestro compatible radio and an MRR interface!