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rody084 03-20-2013 08:48 PM

3G Acura TL - Aftermarket Amp & Sub Install - DIY Photo Guide
 
After countless hours of reading through this incredible forum, I was able to install a new aftermarket sub into my 2006 TL with Navi. I can't begin to cite all the helpful posts, but hopefully mine will help someone in the future.

https://picasaweb.google.com/rody084/2006AcuraTLCustomUncald4EnclosureSubInstallation?a uthuser=0&authkey=Gv1sRgCPGj2ZON8-qtigE&feat=directlink

Parts:

Uncald4 Custom Enclosure (thank you, Travis!!)

Dynamat & Road Kill

Subwoofer (JL Audio 10W3v3-2)

Amp (MRP-M500 - Alpine Monoblock 500 Watt RMS Power Amplifier)

Amp Power Kit - 8AWG (one I picked up at O'Reileys since I was desperate)

Sub Grill (JL Audio SGR-10W3v3/W1v)

Fuse Tie-In (Bussmann BP/HHH ATM Add-A-Fuse)


Hope this is helpful to someone out there!!

Rody

RxWorld 03-24-2013 10:26 AM

Awesome post man! Looks like a clean install. I am actually going to be doing the same install with my box from uncald4. I had one question though. How did you secure the box to your car? Mostly thinking along the lines of anti-theft. I was thinking of drilling holes into the car but didn't know if that was a good idea, haha...

rody084 03-26-2013 08:44 PM


Originally Posted by RxWorld (Post 14388714)
Awesome post man! Looks like a clean install. I am actually going to be doing the same install with my box from uncald4. I had one question though. How did you secure the box to your car? Mostly thinking along the lines of anti-theft. I was thinking of drilling holes into the car but didn't know if that was a good idea, haha...

RxWorld: I'm by no means near an expert in this... but my concept of anti-theft in this case was eight (8) 1" self-tapping sheet metal screws through various locations. Just be really careful to memorize (or in my case, take a photo) of where all the lines / tubes run before you put your liner back in so you can dodge anything important... so far everything seems to still work :)

Good luck with your install! Let me know if you find any way to improve upon what I came up with.

Rody

cnwahlheim 03-29-2013 10:07 AM

Your custom enclosure looks amazing! Are those still available from uncald4?

kpc2593 03-31-2013 11:00 PM

This is awesome, def gonna tackle this with my next paycheck.

lakallo 04-01-2013 12:23 AM

Thanks for the post, everything looks good.

VaBeachTL 07-30-2014 10:02 AM

No LOC or Hi/Low converter? where did you get the connectors to go into the amp speaker input side?

blownby 07-30-2014 11:17 AM

How do you like the box and JL sub?
I am looking into that same setup as well, just maybe a 12" and or w6

Thanks

vietxquangstah 07-30-2014 12:37 PM


Originally Posted by VaBeachTL (Post 15100469)
No LOC or Hi/Low converter? where did you get the connectors to go into the amp speaker input side?

use the speaker level input on the amp and wire it to the + and - wires that runs to the factory subwoofer.

They are easily accessible from the trunk. you just have to pull the carpet liner down in the trunk.

I installed my sub and amp without removing any seats or rear deck


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