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Scored a set of roof rails with the crossbars for $200 shipped! Score!

They aren't afraid to have their equipment tested by anyone, bet that. Their stuff is so good, they sell amps to Nashville recording studios, and I'm not kidding about that. They have been in business since 1969. Unlike Orion, PPI, Kicker, and Rockford Fosgate, their products are still handmade...

The speakers are Linear Power LP8.0's that I mounted in the doors with OEM Mazda Bose adapter plates part number KD45-66-A61. The speakers didn't quite fit those brackets, so I used a piece of 1/8" sheet aluminum to make adapters to go from the Linear Power speakers to the Mazda speaker...

This exact radio is a DDX8706S. But it's a few years old, and they don't make that exact one anymore. There are newer versions though.

STEAL! For that price, absolutely all day, have at it!

The rears are a piece of cake. The fronts can be a bear.

If you can fit Linear Power 8's in the doors, why wouldn't you? >inb4 my Bose My car didn't have Bose, and Linear Power speakers and amplifiers are handmade in D'Lo Mississippi, and are extremely high end car audio. Small family owned company in business since 1969, and everything they turn...

There's no sound deadening inside of the doors skins. You may want to add some Dynamat type stuff.

I used to like Rexing, but they've gone downhill on my opinion. I now use Viofos because they use Sony Starvis 2 sensors. That's the very best sensor that you can get right now.

If you're wanting to run some wiring from inside of the car to the engine bay, there is a perfect spot between the main wiring harness and the brake pedal lever and behind the battery. It's a bump out on the firewall that's shaped like a dog bone. There's absolutely nothing on either side to...

WIthout some major surgery, they 6x9's simply won't go where 6x8's were. It may sound like it's only a minor difference in size, but that's not true at all. It's a substantial difference. What I did was fit some Dayton Audio RS180 7's in the doors via some custom Sound Mechanix PVC adapter...