yosshimura

Headunit - installing a Kenwood. Who sells an adapter to install? How about an adapter for wiring harness(factory harness to KW harness).... Although I will probably just not use any of the factory harness.

Speakers 1. How do you remove the door panels? Can I fit 5 1/4" seperates any way or just 6 1/2" all around?

Amps. I am going to install 1 Punch 300 for the Solo 10" and a 4 way (brand undetermined yet). Will they fit under the front seats? Probably not , huh? I am trying to maintain storage space in the back, but guess I can just mount them against the back .... Do you guys bolt them right to the car or do you mount a slab of plywood behind the car's paneling?

thanks

BandDirector Blk98ZM6

Check out the link in my sig for some amp mounting ideas.

Also, visit the FAQ's at the top of the Electronics Forum of www.ls1.com to answer your questions if you have a '97-up F-Body w/Monsoon system.

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yosshimura

bandirector, that is a nice setup on your car, I like it....especially the mounting on the spare..

I have decided to just mount my radio and door /rear speakers, and possibly CD changer for now due to time / $ constraints....

So the questions got easier...
1. How do you remove dash pieces or how much of dash needs to come out (95 F body) to swap radio?

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2. Guess, that's it then, the rear paneling should be an easy removal right?

thanks

BandDirector Blk98ZM6

I had a '96 Camaro before I bought my '98 Z28. If I remember correctly, the trim panel to remove the radio is attached by 2 screws in the glove box, and then 2 screws hidden behind the trim panel under the sterring wheel, so you have to remove 2 panels to get the radio trim panel off. They're both easy to remove, so you shouldn't have any problems.

Glad you like my system!