Last edited by IcemanBHE; 04-02-2010 at 08:27 PM.
dude you rock thanks alot! this just made my life so easy man.... I will tell you how it goes... as soon as its warm out![]()
Really appreciate this one! Lovin the bungee cords lmfao!! Will be doing this as soon as my car reads into the +celcius digits!
I like! I have a 10 inch amplified base tube and the quick and dirty way is for me thanks!
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How come you didnt use the adapter everyone else uses, the LOC or something like that?
I have that same backpack
Its the box that everyone uses when they hack into the existing sub wires... Its a little box that allows you to use the RCA audio mess.
whats does the bmw stock speaker connectors look like??? i'm thinking of upgrading the rear deck woofers...
1994 BMW 740I E32: SOLD
1984 BMW 733i E23: Hartge engine, Hartge strut brace, Centra type 7 staggered 16" rims
1997 BMW 540i/6 sport: polished/ported throttle body & traction control unit, E60 short shifter, ss braided flex lines, 2000 M5 tail lights, genuine Alpina bumper lip, genuine M5 auto fold mirrors, facelifted color matched trim
they hi/lo converter just allows you to run rca cables to a an amp/ subwoofer setup...you still hit the wires that mojo hit, but you'll have an rca connection there now...really easy to hook-up....you can do a clean amp install in no time at all without having to run wires to your head unit.
here are some examples of converters:
http://www.installer.com/hilo/
Sweet, so I can just do the same thing Mojo did but connect my hi/lo instead of the amp directly?
Doph what ever happened with your subs?
Nice, I did my e32 kinda like this, Except I used the Power off of the CD changer to power my amp, and grounded to the bolt that holds the cd changer to the trunk. ran cables as you did. And isn't It cool how the trim around the center console is almost designed to have amp cable run under it?
Super delicious. Your car is coming along nicely. May I suggest, just a suggestion mind you, that next time you have that faded purple rear deck cover off, you grab a $6.99 can of black fabric spray paint (flat black) at the parts store and shoot a couple of coats on it. You will be uber amazed at how different it looks. Just make sure it's good and dry before you have blond chicks in the back seat banging their heads to the beat.
2001 740iL BI-XENON 3" Projectors LED AE's. Clear corners. EuroDyne tails. Bilstien S&S / H&R Stage 2 springs. Widescreen/Mark4 DVD. Escort 9500ci Radar/Laser.Beyern 19" Multi's staggered.
Just did Sub install today, thanks Mojo for great writeup, should be removing stock sub box tomorrow, all i did today was remove the stock subs...which did nothing....haha
Just to let you guys know, this works on possessed cars such as mine as well... a bit of modification is needed though.
If my amp will accept wired lines in then do I need the hi-low box? Does it do anything other than convert the line to an RCA cable? Also Mojo mentions using the preamp lines is there a write-up on how to do this? Is it safer (on factory amp) / better than this way?
Last edited by subspd; 06-13-2009 at 11:12 AM.
1994 325ic - 5spd - Dinan Stage II - CF Intake - Exhaust - Throttle Body - Software - Suspension - M Bumper and Door Trim - Smoked Lights
Honestly, the only reason you'd want to use the preamp lines is if you are running ALL of your speakers off an aftermarket amp. If you are only running subs, the factory subwoofer channel is just fine.
Thanks!
1994 325ic - 5spd - Dinan Stage II - CF Intake - Exhaust - Throttle Body - Software - Suspension - M Bumper and Door Trim - Smoked Lights
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