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EDIT: I discovered I gave some bad info. The left rear and right rear speakers are on their respective sides. So the left wires (grey/violet and brown/green) are under the driver side panel. The right wires (green/violet and solid grey) are under the passenger side panel. I included a picture of the right side wires.
As title states, I made a .4 cubic foot box with a dual voice coil 8" sub power by a Plinius Mono block Class D amp. I kinda went cheap but was very pleased. This little guy moves some serious bass.
Basically remove the rear driver side panel, pry up the white plastic wire cover, and the Left rear is grey/violet+ and brown/green-. Do the same thing to the passenger side rear panel and the Right rear is green/violet+ and solid grey-. Bought some Posi-Taps, wired into the high level inputs, ran a power supply to battery and ground to existing battery ground. For insurance, I used an inline 30 amp push button circuit breaker. I've heard some of these amps will come on when not in use and drain the battery. Just push the button and no power. And yes, I was in a hurry so I custom wrapped my box with a Dunkin Donuts tee shirt![Disappointed face :disappointed: 😞](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/joypixels/emoji-assets@5.0/png/64/1f61e.png)
As title states, I made a .4 cubic foot box with a dual voice coil 8" sub power by a Plinius Mono block Class D amp. I kinda went cheap but was very pleased. This little guy moves some serious bass.
Basically remove the rear driver side panel, pry up the white plastic wire cover, and the Left rear is grey/violet+ and brown/green-. Do the same thing to the passenger side rear panel and the Right rear is green/violet+ and solid grey-. Bought some Posi-Taps, wired into the high level inputs, ran a power supply to battery and ground to existing battery ground. For insurance, I used an inline 30 amp push button circuit breaker. I've heard some of these amps will come on when not in use and drain the battery. Just push the button and no power. And yes, I was in a hurry so I custom wrapped my box with a Dunkin Donuts tee shirt
![Disappointed face :disappointed: 😞](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/joypixels/emoji-assets@5.0/png/64/1f61e.png)
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