TahoeJoe

Got my huge order of supplies in 2 days on my doorstep.... I have ordered from a bunch of places for stereo any my only regret is I didn't use Darvex until my last order. Hands down without question my best experience. There is no place I will order from without checking with Darvex first.. Thanks for the T-Shirt!! TahoeJoe

No picture of the alarm but great feedback I do have. Good communication, prompt shipping, new product. 5901 Viper. Hell of a deal JSmoke, I will be buying from you again when you have other deals. You can trust this guy to do it right guys, everything went exactly as he said it would in the purchase. No worries with this guy, just buy. TahoeJoe

Just checked out the DJM site and TONS of info. Thanks for the tip bro.

I will look DJM up. Is there any other mod suggestions for the suspension you have while I'm changing things out? Just want to do it right the first time. Thanks for the help.

I see all kinds of kits out on the web for dropping my 2004 Tahoe but this is a bit out of my knowledge range guys.. Anyone have any suggestions on complete kits made for my truck that I could get? I would like to get a complete kit with everything needed so I can take up to the shop and have it installed without having to buy additional stuff after I get it there. Here is the info on the truck if needed, like I said I have no idea. 2004 Tahoe 4x4 24" Wheels (if matters) I'm mainly looking at leveling out my truck by dropping the rear. Thanks Guys

I assume your Kenwood HU has front and rear RCA outputs. Just connect the 4 channel amp to the front RCA and the sub amp to the rear RCA and you will be fine. Another battery is always a good idea but if your looking to keep the cost low you can just buy a Yellow Top battery or something geared towards amp output to use and replace your current truck battery. I would hope you have at least 4 gauge wire in your truck now for power and ground. Few years back I was running about 1500 watts off just a yellow top and I had no problems, but be weary of playing your system too much with your truck in idle or the engine off. Look at it this way if you start to upgrade your electrical you will upgrade your sound. But if what you have sounds good for you and you're happy, then add the small 4 channel amp and leave it alone because the cost adds up quickly from the electrical side.

Here is a link to some 6.5 that are clear as a bell. You better get an amp sometime though if you want any 6.5 sets to sound really nice. These are only 90w RMS for each side. Regardless of what you buy get a 50x4 amp. http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_13969_...ppa+60.9cs.html Hope that helps