DIY: Add a sub to your Bose equipped G35 Coupe
Got it. Thanks.
Another question. On the 2006 g35 will i need to take the stock subwoofers out to fit the 4080 box?
I got the passenger side 4080 box. Looks like the box wont slide in w/o taking the stock sub, sticking out from the top, out but i might be wrong.
Another question. On the 2006 g35 will i need to take the stock subwoofers out to fit the 4080 box?
I got the passenger side 4080 box. Looks like the box wont slide in w/o taking the stock sub, sticking out from the top, out but i might be wrong.
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Nope. Just some random picture off google to show where the fuse sits, i edited the post. thanks for pointing it out
If you're talking about the zenclosures box that sits behind the rear seats, however, I think it fits without removing them.
Regardless, you should remove the factory sub or 6x9s so that the bass can get into the cabin.
I didn't even know there was a factory subwoofer o.o.
It's recommended to remove the 6x9's in the rear deck?
My zenclosure box slid in without removing anything, but was a little difficult to figure out at first.
It's recommended to remove the 6x9's in the rear deck?
My zenclosure box slid in without removing anything, but was a little difficult to figure out at first.
look nice but where did the box come from or did you make the box yourself and im just worried about the
You need to be able to convert 18 gauge wires to an RCA jack to connect to the amp. One way was to get an RCA jack with a twisted pair of wires that you can cut and then splice. Another option is to get the JL line conversion that I used (pricey - $25, but I couldn't wait for mail-order). Splice them with in-line splicers available at Radio Shack and tape it up with electrical tape.
i dont think i understand this if i get the adapter which wire goes where? and where do i get one of the adapters at/
You need to be able to convert 18 gauge wires to an RCA jack to connect to the amp. One way was to get an RCA jack with a twisted pair of wires that you can cut and then splice. Another option is to get the JL line conversion that I used (pricey - $25, but I couldn't wait for mail-order). Splice them with in-line splicers available at Radio Shack and tape it up with electrical tape.
i dont think i understand this if i get the adapter which wire goes where? and where do i get one of the adapters at/
look nice but where did the box come from or did you make the box yourself and im just worried about the
You need to be able to convert 18 gauge wires to an RCA jack to connect to the amp. One way was to get an RCA jack with a twisted pair of wires that you can cut and then splice. Another option is to get the JL line conversion that I used (pricey - $25, but I couldn't wait for mail-order). Splice them with in-line splicers available at Radio Shack and tape it up with electrical tape.
i dont think i understand this if i get the adapter which wire goes where? and where do i get one of the adapters at/
You need to be able to convert 18 gauge wires to an RCA jack to connect to the amp. One way was to get an RCA jack with a twisted pair of wires that you can cut and then splice. Another option is to get the JL line conversion that I used (pricey - $25, but I couldn't wait for mail-order). Splice them with in-line splicers available at Radio Shack and tape it up with electrical tape.
i dont think i understand this if i get the adapter which wire goes where? and where do i get one of the adapters at/
It should still work; however i would wire the rca from the amp to the back of the headunit instead of having it wired to the stock bose amp. This way you can have better control of the sub amp and subwoofer.









