I need advice :/

[Crandis16]

Very cool car first of all. I would do sub up port back with 2 subs depending on how much room you have to work with.

I would do head unit, then subs/amp wiring, then mids/highs

[Neckbeard]

alright, so, with everyone's input here is what im thinking

2 either 12's or 15's ( a friend of mine has some high end diamond audios that come with the amp, batt and what not for $900, a really big steal)

custom box with sub up port back

and i watched twistedchild420's video about the cadences mid/tweeters, they are cheap for how good they sound. so ill probably end up saving up for those. thinking 6's in the front and 8's in the back for mids, and gonna go with some cadences tweeters. i want to learn how to build pods (maybe someone can make/link me a video on a how-to ;D )

any further input will be highly appreciated

2 skar 12s an aq 1200 annd a new head unit. spend whats left on a cheaper comp set for the fronts of head unit power.

should i go with 12's or the 15's i was just talking about??

[Neckbeard]

2 skar 12s an aq 1200 annd a new head unit. spend whats left on a cheaper comp set for the fronts of head unit power.

Also, which skars should i go with?

[Sheena]

2 skar 12s an aq 1200 annd a new head unit. spend whats left on a cheaper comp set for the fronts of head unit power.

Also, which skars should i go with?

V V X series.

[Neckbeard]

2 skar 12s an aq 1200 annd a new head unit. spend whats left on a cheaper comp set for the fronts of head unit power.

Also, which skars should i go with?

V V X series.

ty sir!!

once i get the build going ill try and keep people interested :3

[STL.Don]

Now I know you are close to being set on a certain sub and amp combo, but just hear me out.

If you want to go all out for your first system meaning badass everything I would get a piece or two at a time. That is what I am doing. I have two Ascendant Audio Chaos subs and two Earthquake Sound PHD2000W amps (one for each sub) and I am getting them installed in about a week. I know the wait is well worth it and they are going to knock. This is my third system (first in my current car) and first thing I had done was new head unit, next are wires, subs, box, and amps, my next step will be loud speakers, tweeters, and a two or four channel amp for them. I know how much it will approximately cost so I am working on that amount now as I have been saving for a few months to get the rest installed. Now that most of my college expenses are taken care of I have to just worry about my car insurance and I am about set for the rest.

I wish you good luck, and that is a car that will be awesome for subs, just remember to be cautious of the electrical.

Also I have been told the door pods aren't bad. I have personally not done any but from my knowledge of wood working I know I could easily, I just want my car to look fairly stock to avoid break ins.

[TeamHT]

:facepalm:

$900 is a steal?

[n8ball2013]

12s or 15s is up to you. it all depends on how much space you want to give up. i dont know how much cargo space you have to start with so i cant make that call on what I would do. If you are wanting to tote stuff around Id recommend the typical hatch box and do subs up port back or to the side that way you dont have to worry about stuff sliding through your woofers becasue you are carrying things in the back. put the amps between the back seat and the box and you'll have whatevers left for your cargo area.

and that used up my quota for helpful input for the day. I shall now return you to my normally scheduled asshole self.

[Team Bassick - Kimo]

First before anything should be a serious eveluation on your electrical system. Sounds to me it is going to be first car fitst system. If so, I suggest you stretch the money as far as you can. One to get a complete system. Two to get the most components as possible (deck, amp, speakers and subs). Three when it is all done you will have a working system, experienced putting a full system together and most importantly everything is working.

Piece by piece is always good way of doing things but, patients and funds can wear thin.

I suggest picking up a solid 5 channel or decent 4 channel and mono block but don't exceed 1000 watts (unless stock electrical is upgraded). Two sets of coaxials or one set of components. A pair of tens or twelves and a head unit.

I know locally I can pick these up at a diatibutor of mine so online should not be a problem.

[Neckbeard]

:facepalm:

$900 is a steal?

its about $2500 worth of equipment :m

12s or 15s is up to you. it all depends on how much space you want to give up. i dont know how much cargo space you have to start with so i cant make that call on what I would do. If you are wanting to tote stuff around Id recommend the typical hatch box and do subs up port back or to the side that way you dont have to worry about stuff sliding through your woofers becasue you are carrying things in the back. put the amps between the back seat and the box and you'll have whatevers left for your cargo area.

and that used up my quota for helpful input for the day. I shall now return you to my normally scheduled asshole self.

the only thing i would even think about hauling would be my backpack, and my snowboard, but i wouldnt put my snowboard in the back any ways

First before anything should be a serious eveluation on your electrical system. Sounds to me it is going to be first car fitst system. If so, I suggest you stretch the money as far as you can. One to get a complete system. Two to get the most components as possible (deck, amp, speakers and subs). Three when it is all done you will have a working system, experienced putting a full system together and most importantly everything is working.

Piece by piece is always good way of doing things but, patients and funds can wear thin.

I suggest picking up a solid 5 channel or decent 4 channel and mono block but don't exceed 1000 watts (unless stock electrical is upgraded). Two sets of coaxials or one set of components. A pair of tens or twelves and a head unit.

I know locally I can pick these up at a diatibutor of mine so online should not be a problem.

define stock electrical? you mean like the battery and all the wires running to and from it?