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New here. Not sure if this is correct forum to post.
Had my 2016 ILX Premium/Aspec since November of 2015. So far so good. Came from a heavily modified 2003 Acura RSX-S. In my early 30s now with two kids, so this is what I got to haul those two rug rats around. My biggest complaint the head room, I'm 5'11" and only have about an inch of space between my head and the roof.
Honestly, there's not much upgrade in term of performance and handling. I miss and still missing my RSX.
Anyways, first upgrade I did on this car is replacing the speakers. The audio system in this car suck ass. Even the 2013+ Honda Civic sound system sounds better.
Currently in a dilemma. Trying to upgrade the amp+sub and having issue on how to run the RCA cable to the amp. I read you can tap it from the rear speaker by using a Low input to RCA converter. This would be the hard way as I have no idea how to run that RCA from the rear speaker to the trunk to the amp. I noticed the car have a subwoofer right above the trunk, I was thinking of tapping into this and run the RCA to the amp from it. Would this be optimal? Please help.
Anc on the 2013 can be found right behind the glove box. Barely accessible by taking the silver dash garnish off above the glove box. Unscrew a few bolts then the glove box should drop down a bit for your had to reach through. Its a tight fit unless you remove more.
Might not look heavy modified, but I like mine being stock sleeper look. Just regular N/A upgrades. Intake, Exhaust, Hondata ECU reflash, Tanabe Coilovers. Nothing to wow about.
Anc on the 2013 can be found right behind the glove box. Barely accessible by taking the silver dash garnish off above the glove box. Unscrew a few bolts then the glove box should drop down a bit for your had to reach through. Its a tight fit unless you remove more.
Not suite sure what the audio shop I took my car to did exactly. I had the Amp, Woofer, Woofer Box, fuse, etc all ready for them, but they added one extra item. They called it the high to low converter or something like that. it is a line out converter though. This is how it looks.
Might not look heavy modified, but I like mine being stock sleeper look. Just regular N/A upgrades. Intake, Exhaust, Hondata ECU reflash, Tanabe Coilovers. Nothing to wow about.
hey, i want to install a 10" subwoofer and a 400 watt amp into my 2013 Acura ILX base model without tech package. i have no idea where to connect the 400 watt amp to the radio head unit and also have no clue where to connect the remote wire.