Drewmandoo
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The Fan ducts are simple, here ya go.
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You ever get that done? Interested in seeing the new design fitAudioDesign in Jacksonville FL is around the corner from my house. They scanned my trunk with a 3D scanner. There is a little difference in the '24 with the fuel line, and why there is a little space in the original design pictured in his car. I also got the amp rack that they sell, and it fits in the '24. I will post in the next week when I get the subs in. I have Sundown SML 10" that are going into the new boxes. I wanted to save the trunk space and the passthrough to the back seats.
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Thanks but I, and I should have specified, meant the hold down/standoff bracket in the middle.The Fan ducts are simple, here ya go.
I have mine routed to the cubby arm rest. I fished the wires under the center console with the tweeter wires. Popped a small hole for the cable, and double sided tape sticks it to the plastic. Removable with some patience too.Where/ how is everyone mounting their bass knob? I am looking for a mounting solution without drilling any holes in the plastic of the dash.
I popped my cigerette lighter plug out and my knob fits where it was. I don’t use anything that requires that plugWhere/ how is everyone mounting their bass knob? I am looking for a mounting solution without drilling any holes in the plastic of the dash.
I just did mine and have the same wiring as this. 2025 GT Coupe 9 speaker non B&O, built March 2025. I pulled the rear shelf off to check exactly what was running to the speakers.Was anybody able to confirm the speaker wiring in the rear speakers?
I'm assuming it's the two twisted pairs:
Blue/White + Yellow/Green
Brown/Blue + Grey/Brown
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Thought I'd ask before tapping them and testing with a multi meter.
Edit:
I went ahead and installed my sub. In case anyone else comes across this in the future, here's my results:
Blue-White = Left speaker +
Yellow-Green = Left speaker -
Brown-Blue = Right speaker +
Gray-Brown = Right speaker -
I used a 9V battery to try and determine the polarity, so if this is incorrect feel free to correct me. Either way, that is how I have it wired into my line output converter and into the amp. Sub seems to be working without issue.