Huge 21" deaf bonce in my oldsmobile custom cruiser AKA 'shaggin wagon' 😁 WOULD YOU SIGN MY DASHBOARD? remeber on your last live stream someone said "will you sing my dashboard" ?? Yep that was me! i meant to say would you SIGN my dash!🤦♂️🤦♂️ my bad lol
Hey Exo. I just wanna say thank you for all your videos. Helped me a lot. I'm a woman in my 40's with no experience in audio installation whatsoever. Just done installing new double din, front speakers and underseat subwoofers for my car. Very proud of myself. If I can do it, anyone can! 😊
hell yeah. That's so awesome. my friend and I will be are doing an audio upgrade on my mini cooper. I'm going from one 10" kicker to two 10" NVX subwoofers. we will be putting in the front doors NVX 6.5 component and NVX 6x9 in the back still. i can't forget the radio will be a Kenwood Excelon DMX908S.
I use zip ties when going through tight or short areas but I've always taped the wires on. Never thought about the way you did it. Gonna have to try it
I thought it sounded like ass! But then I'm not in his car. If you have something on youtube I'll listen to it direct. sounds too tecno for my taste. Same Track, Yep same Shit! I guess if I don't like it I'm too old>? ( don't be upset not everyone's going to like your music) How about some Lovely Pink Floyd!@ ruclips.net/video/BOj6fL8EOXA/видео.html
WAIT...WHAT!!!!! that cable tie trick is a game changer!!!!!! simple things like this make life sooooo much easier!!!! Thank you for sharing such (to me) simple car audio life hacks!!!!
Nice work as always. For anyone new to car audio, always check that nothing is going to hit the window when it's down fully. I've seen this happen a few times when people have put larger magnet speakers in and haven't spaced them correctly at the front. Also i like to put a bit of electrical tape over the crimps just incase they touch the window rail. Don't want to blow your new speakers haha
My dad did this (car Audio installation), for people as a side job and from other videos from RUclips your the only guy from RUclips I would trust with my car.
Just bought 4 6.5s for my doors and been dreading changing them out and running new wire to my amp but your video gave me some motivation. The zip tie trick will help me a lot, thanks!
I tried out NVX coaxials a while back as a direct result of you having used them in a video years ago, and I'm so glad I did! They're so warm, natural and effortless, and have such amazing clarity, I can't believe I'm listening to budget speakers running off an aftermarket deck. I've had them in two vehicles now, and I love 'em! Thanks EXO! :D
I just installed these 6.5s and honestly I can’t believe how clear they are . They handle a lot of power before distortion.. way better than Any kicker I’ve had
Im a young 19 y/o , raised around car audio . My father though me everything about car audio and I grew up knowing this method and its the easiest ! I also sell car audio equipment also , Sound Digital , Ground Zero , and ects .👍👍
Good job. I wanted to see the difference in quality by using car amplifier or no amp or using a diff amp. I think it is the home amp which is doing the best job here
Not the way I would’ve done it at all. I give you thumbs up. You’re one of the ones that got me back in the car audio after 30 years. So much you missed in doing this. If you ever want to know how to do one right. I would be glad to help you.
Thanks to your video , I bought nvx 6.5 and did my own install and did sound deading inside the door and around the adapters I noticed the sound difference,I already ordered my nvx vsp6x9 and im gonna do my own install again thanks to you EXO...keep it up
4:04 for anyone watching this, please note that he did check that the bolts he is using would not interfere with the window glass when the window is lowered. just thought I would mention that here.
This is the kind of install I like, you look in the car and see nothing till you crank it. This is how I did my Civic. Looks bole stock but will shake the car. 😁👍
I can totally relate to the excitement and feeling you get when I install new speakers and especially when they sound amazing. Even more when they aren't high end speakers but sound high end.
nice video, a little tip that I do when I want to amplify my sound, I just buy one of the adapters, usually universal adapters, and run the wires to the amp, I do this when I want to put the amplifier in the glove box or under the seats.
Man EXO I'd like to just say thanks, I was thinking of getting component speakers recently and I remembered you always using NVX. I bought their VSP65KIT component speakers and installed the mids in my doors, tweeters in the dash of my truck. They sound great and take power really well! The little -3dB tweeter attenuation switch was a great little bonus too!
Awesome! Thanks for the videos, much needed help with my 2010 Toyota Corolla! I replaced my rear speakers with some kickers. I'm going to be dointbthe front door speakers in the next week or so. I do have to say that the stick radio is garbage. I just recently replaced the radio 2 weeks ago with the Kenwood DMX7706S. The stock radio kept showing signs of over heating for 3 years or so. Every summer it misbehaved. The screen would go out, knobs and buttons not working, and recently the aux would fail. I had to wait until the car cooled down in order to use it. I am very happy with my Kenwood.
I see so many great you tube videos with excellent craftsman like EXO here. Only downside is they are always in another city or state wish I could get a quality install like this in Denver
My favorite thing about you is that you do pretty much every thing with the simplest tools and have some of greatest effects and outcomes, there's so many people on RUclips that use all these highend tools to get the job done but not you
Best installer video I've seen. One of the best. What's with Toyota? Their standard level cars all come with the cheapest bottom of the barrel parts. The seat's last like a year. The motor may run for 600,000 miles but your backside is gonna pay the price during the last 560,000miles. Junk.
I always keep a roll of aluminum electric fence wire around for fishing wire, also useful for hanging things like brake calipers to keep weight off the brake lines and hanging items to spray paint them. Lots of uses for a good solid wire.
Dude, thank you for this video! I have a 2013 corolla S that I'm upgrading the sound system in with a whole Skar Audio system and this video is perfect.
An easy way to get speaker wire to slide through the gromets is spray it down with silicon, but leave a half-dozen inches from the end of the wires so you have something to grip
@@zydrunastamosauskas3569 usually the stereo is enough depending on the speakers definitely not good for subs though if you want bass heavy speakers a small amp will do
My aunt had a Nissan Versa with similar speakers to these stock speakers. The thing with those is, they sounded perfectly fine in good weather, but when it rained, it caused the coil inside to rub against the magnet. Then once it stopped raining, 30 minutes and a little bit of music later and it would sound perfect! I don’t know how that is possible. We installed Kenwood kfc-1665s speakers, which are not anything special, but are good to use without an aftermarket amp, and at least they use poly cones. That car is sounding better now, but I am going to have to fix a few things: one of the rear door speakers is out of phase! Also, since they are 6.5 inch speakers mounted in a bracket designed that works best with 6.75 inch speakers, there are those extra holes that should be filled.
If im running an aftermarket amp on my door speakers I usually used a stock door speaker front speaker wires and splice the speaker wires that go from the head unit to the rear speakers together and hook the rear speaker wires up to the amp and then run new speaker wires from my amp to my rear speakers
Actuelly the corolla speakers are pretty suficient for a 300w sub but if you want to go bigger, it's definetlly a must upgrade. Nice secondskin sound dampener. I will check these out if save me the pain to insulate the hole door pannels
Too busy to post how to do it right now. But soon I will be sharing some videos on how to do things correctly. Don’t get me wrong EXO I love what he does. Just some things he doesn’t know. Would love to work with him and show him how to do things correctly. This way car audio would even be better than it is.
i use a metal coat hanger and tape the wire to it to fish the wire where i need it to go. even have used an old car antenna as well, cut them to length you need and works pretty well.
6:52.. I use those fishing wire, like plastic ones or fiberglass ones, from harbor freight tools you can find them in different sizes,.. I do residential electrical stuff so ..
New car upgrades when you can this is what I've done asap. Replace all stockies with MB or Maestros new wiring. Bang for you bucks.As a pull through tool I used a long thin SS 2way antenna with the ball end to attach the wires as a system install would save a lot off time.
You are as bad as me. I just swapped in 6 powerbass replacement speakers in my new ‘19 Ram 1500 Quad cab. 3.5”s in the dash and 6x9”s in all 4 doors. HUGE improvement.
For 4 Channel amps I use speed wire and run it to either behind the radio or factory amp. It save me time not running individual speaker wires to each speaker to new amp and utilize already existing wiring in vehicle.
The speakers in my Kia Ceed look just look like those plastic baskets. They are going to be replaced with Vibe Slick 6 speakers with a nice metal basket and a significantly larger magnet. I had them before and they do the job. It should give much better mid tones. There will be components up front and coaxial in the rear doors and lots of playing around with adaptors too. Nothing like a good project! Thanks for your video as always. 👍
Use the ac zip ties and cut off the buckle part and you have a good fish tape. I learned that from the guys at 5 star car stereo. They tape 2 together to make a long flat one
Your channel rocks!!! Living way up here in buttf..k Canada where Canadian tire (k Mart as you might know it) is the only place to buy it. So cool to see you have fun doing your thang! Keep it up Im hooked on watching your vids lol.
I usually just tape the new wire to the old wire. then pull the old wire back out pulling the new wire in. Tho i do like the zip tie trick. Aswume man!!
damn that zip tie trick is nice, i will surely try this next time. I used to use chopstick and taped the wire to the chopstick hahaha. the zip tie will be easier since it is more flexible
Hey EXO! Love the videos, i was inspired by one of your videos and made my own subwoofer box and put an old radio speaker in it and rewired if for my stero. Id love to show you it one day.
Hey Exo the message you are using to switch the wire I have been using for a couple of years now one tip I have for you instead of pushing the wire true the cable tie, cut that end off and electrical tape to attach The Wire and you would find you would be able to fish the wire easiest
The best way I found to fish wires through the door is....... to not do it! This zip tie trick will really help the next time I do it (hopefully never) so thanks exo!
New speakers don't have a much more height than the stock ones. And there should be a good one inch space between the stock speaker and the window already. The new adapters are much flatter than the original ones tho.
Cable tie is ok I suppose though really the cable sticking through the massive block at the end of the cable tie make the end to big and risk the cable pulling out.... Could only be fished through giant holes. An even better trick that sparkys use is a metal coat hanger, cut the end of, bend it straight, put a tiny U bend in the end and plier crimp it down over a cable end and you can get it through some much harder to reach places and it wont pull out. Also can reach about 10 times as far as a cable tie and around odd bends. Sure if the run is very short I suppose the cable tie works :) Coat hanger with the right hook bent in can also be excellent for fishing cables if that is needed though I doubt it.
On personal vehicles? I cut the stock speaker wire that runs through inside of the cab, tape my new speaker wire to that, and pull the factory speaker wire in the door.. some vehicles are different and actually have the junction that comes apart inside of the door Jam with a pin connector. Those get more tricky to fish wire through and reattach
You should have ran some of that sticky rope stuff under the 6×9's just to avoid plastic to metal vibrations! Also if you are going to put any subs in the trunk I would isolate the 6×9's from any back pressure from the subs
Gotta' love FRESH new speakers :)
Do you have any projects going on right now!?!?
I am upgrading mine right now.
Hey exo are you going to the sundown audio show in Nc?
Huge 21" deaf bonce in my oldsmobile custom cruiser AKA 'shaggin wagon' 😁 WOULD YOU SIGN MY DASHBOARD? remeber on your last live stream someone said "will you sing my dashboard" ?? Yep that was me! i meant to say would you SIGN my dash!🤦♂️🤦♂️ my bad lol
2 12" gladen shallow woofers im my sparetyre area 😁
Upgrading the fence on my table saw/router table. Need to make straight cuts for my next box upgrade.
Hey Exo. I just wanna say thank you for all your videos. Helped me a lot. I'm a woman in my 40's with no experience in audio installation whatsoever. Just done installing new double din, front speakers and underseat subwoofers for my car. Very proud of myself. If I can do it, anyone can! 😊
hell yeah. That's so awesome. my friend and I will be are doing an audio upgrade on my mini cooper. I'm going from one 10" kicker to two 10" NVX subwoofers. we will be putting in the front doors NVX 6.5 component and NVX 6x9 in the back still. i can't forget the radio will be a Kenwood Excelon DMX908S.
Nice i plan on doing this to my carolla
Dude! I've been slapping speakers in cars for forty years and I've never thought of the zip tie trick👍
Metal coat hangers work great as well. Just make a loop in the end and put tape around it
I do the metal coat hanger tricc also neva thought bout zip ties
I use zip ties when going through tight or short areas but I've always taped the wires on. Never thought about the way you did it. Gonna have to try it
A fiberglass fish tape works well.
@@austinwilliams7926 Yes! I use it too abd you can fit any size wire. However the ziptie trick is nice as well.
Glad you liked my music my friend! Sounding good in your car
I thought it sounded like ass! But then I'm not in his car.
If you have something on youtube I'll listen to it direct. sounds too tecno for my taste.
Same Track, Yep same Shit! I guess if I don't like it I'm too old>?
( don't be upset not everyone's going to like your music)
How about some Lovely Pink Floyd!@
ruclips.net/video/BOj6fL8EOXA/видео.html
@@bobbg9041 RUclips compresses the audio so it will never sound like it should
bobbg this is the strangest comment man. What’s wrong with you?
Jack Lmao
Sick music bro
11:16 seamless audio hand off from audio demo video to background music on b roll shot! 🔥🔥 👏🏼👏🏼
WAIT...WHAT!!!!! that cable tie trick is a game changer!!!!!! simple things like this make life sooooo much easier!!!! Thank you for sharing such (to me) simple car audio life hacks!!!!
I love how you transitioned from the song playing in the car to in the video. well done!
Nice work as always.
For anyone new to car audio, always check that nothing is going to hit the window when it's down fully. I've seen this happen a few times when people have put larger magnet speakers in and haven't spaced them correctly at the front.
Also i like to put a bit of electrical tape over the crimps just incase they touch the window rail. Don't want to blow your new speakers haha
My dad did this (car Audio installation), for people as a side job and from other videos from RUclips your the only guy from RUclips I would trust with my car.
Just bought 4 6.5s for my doors and been dreading changing them out and running new wire to my amp but your video gave me some motivation. The zip tie trick will help me a lot, thanks!
I tried out NVX coaxials a while back as a direct result of you having used them in a video years ago, and I'm so glad I did! They're so warm, natural and effortless, and have such amazing clarity, I can't believe I'm listening to budget speakers running off an aftermarket deck. I've had them in two vehicles now, and I love 'em! Thanks EXO! :D
I just installed these 6.5s and honestly I can’t believe how clear they are . They handle a lot of power before distortion.. way better than Any kicker I’ve had
I like how you’re always happy and very informative.The editing skills are also out of this world! Keep it up bud!
Dude the quality and overall production level of your vids has gotten so damn good!
Im a young 19 y/o , raised around car audio . My father though me everything about car audio and I grew up knowing this method and its the easiest ! I also sell car audio equipment also , Sound Digital , Ground Zero , and ects .👍👍
I've watched your videos for years; for how to, discover new music, sheer entertainment and motivation to improve my system.
Good job. I wanted to see the difference in quality by using car amplifier or no amp or using a diff amp. I think it is the home amp which is doing the best job here
Not the way I would’ve done it at all. I give you thumbs up. You’re one of the ones that got me back in the car audio after 30 years. So much you missed in doing this. If you ever want to know how to do one right. I would be glad to help you.
joe cool how would you have done it? Mr perfect...
Loving the new professional style of video keep up the great work bro XD
Thanks to your video , I bought nvx 6.5 and did my own install and did sound deading inside the door and around the adapters I noticed the sound difference,I already ordered my nvx vsp6x9 and im gonna do my own install again thanks to you EXO...keep it up
Im a simple man, EXO uploads video, I watch it and smash that like button. GREAT WORK EXO
Always keep your spare bolts and parts. You never know when your going to need that random part. Good job exo
4:04 for anyone watching this, please note that he did check that the bolts he is using would not interfere with the window glass when the window is lowered. just thought I would mention that here.
Even through a microphone from a camera/ phone and RUclips you can tell it sounds really good. Great job.
This is the kind of install I like, you look in the car and see nothing till you crank it. This is how I did my Civic. Looks bole stock but will shake the car. 😁👍
I can totally relate to the excitement and feeling you get when I install new speakers and especially when they sound amazing. Even more when they aren't high end speakers but sound high end.
For Exo: Get boom mats trim sound deadening material to line entire inside of boom mat, and fill with polyfill. Trust me on this.
Thank you for the video of installing door speakers without having to fabricate anything. Not everybody is a fabricator or has the tools.
Dude! I thought I was the only one who did the zip tie trick! 😁 awesome to share a technique with exo!
nice video, a little tip that I do when I want to amplify my sound, I just buy one of the adapters, usually universal adapters, and run the wires to the amp, I do this when I want to put the amplifier in the glove box or under the seats.
Man EXO I'd like to just say thanks, I was thinking of getting component speakers recently and I remembered you always using NVX. I bought their VSP65KIT component speakers and installed the mids in my doors, tweeters in the dash of my truck. They sound great and take power really well! The little -3dB tweeter attenuation switch was a great little bonus too!
DUDE !!! I think I need three sets of those for my suburban. Nice sound quality.
I never trust a person who uses a drill to fasten new speakers. Never!
Love the videos tho, keep em coming!
Very nice, this guy enjoys what he is doing, that is what important in this life we live. Good work.
Awesome! Thanks for the videos, much needed help with my 2010 Toyota Corolla! I replaced my rear speakers with some kickers. I'm going to be dointbthe front door speakers in the next week or so. I do have to say that the stick radio is garbage. I just recently replaced the radio 2 weeks ago with the Kenwood DMX7706S. The stock radio kept showing signs of over heating for 3 years or so. Every summer it misbehaved. The screen would go out, knobs and buttons not working, and recently the aux would fail. I had to wait until the car cooled down in order to use it. I am very happy with my Kenwood.
I see so many great you tube videos with excellent craftsman like EXO here. Only downside is they are always in another city or state wish I could get a quality install like this in Denver
My favorite thing about you is that you do pretty much every thing with the simplest tools and have some of greatest effects and outcomes, there's so many people on RUclips that use all these highend tools to get the job done but not you
Getting through the rubber boot between the cabin and door is the biggest pain in a$$.. thanks for that tip, now hopefully will never have that issue😁
Best installer video I've seen. One of the best. What's with Toyota? Their standard level cars all come with the cheapest bottom of the barrel parts. The seat's last like a year. The motor may run for 600,000 miles but your backside is gonna pay the price during the last 560,000miles. Junk.
I always keep a roll of aluminum electric fence wire around for fishing wire, also useful for hanging things like brake calipers to keep weight off the brake lines and hanging items to spray paint them. Lots of uses for a good solid wire.
I saw you crimp on the terminals and i freaked out. Then the heat shrink made me happy.
Dude thank you for this quick video I felt like it should be like any other audio upgrade but now in my mind I know exactly what to do in my mind
Dude, thank you for this video! I have a 2013 corolla S that I'm upgrading the sound system in with a whole Skar Audio system and this video is perfect.
An easy way to get speaker wire to slide through the gromets is spray it down with silicon, but leave a half-dozen inches from the end of the wires so you have something to grip
I just ordered these along with the component set because of you and this video. Thanks EXO!
Ouff! Those test tracks are dope, thats why i like SQ in my car
By far worst part is running wire. I use lots of cuss words and cut up knuckles doing mine.
Hello do I need amp for this speakers or is it enough my stereo 50w x4
@@zydrunastamosauskas3569 usually the stereo is enough depending on the speakers definitely not good for subs though if you want bass heavy speakers a small amp will do
@@zydrunastamosauskas3569 an amp is also better for quality sound unlike the stereo
No need, stock wires will do
75% of car audio is running and hiding wires/cables
My aunt had a Nissan Versa with similar speakers to these stock speakers. The thing with those is, they sounded perfectly fine in good weather, but when it rained, it caused the coil inside to rub against the magnet. Then once it stopped raining, 30 minutes and a little bit of music later and it would sound perfect! I don’t know how that is possible. We installed Kenwood kfc-1665s speakers, which are not anything special, but are good to use without an aftermarket amp, and at least they use poly cones. That car is sounding better now, but I am going to have to fix a few things: one of the rear door speakers is out of phase! Also, since they are 6.5 inch speakers mounted in a bracket designed that works best with 6.75 inch speakers, there are those extra holes that should be filled.
If im running an aftermarket amp on my door speakers I usually used a stock door speaker front speaker wires and splice the speaker wires that go from the head unit to the rear speakers together and hook the rear speaker wires up to the amp and then run new speaker wires from my amp to my rear speakers
best car car speaker installation tutorial on youtube!
Genius idea for running new speaker wire through the stock wire loom! Thanks!!!
Nice video thanks for reviewing this because I have to do this to my mom's toyota
I use a stiff plastic tub to fish wires through from the door to the cabin. I learned to do it installing powered running boards in trucks and suvs
Actuelly the corolla speakers are pretty suficient for a 300w sub but if you want to go bigger, it's definetlly a must upgrade. Nice secondskin sound dampener. I will check these out if save me the pain to insulate the hole door pannels
Bro, this is by far my favorite channel on RUclips. Thank you for what you do. Looks like you upgraded your editing, good shit
Thanks for teaching me the new little trick with the zip tie👍
Too busy to post how to do it right now. But soon I will be sharing some videos on how to do things correctly. Don’t get me wrong EXO I love what he does. Just some things he doesn’t know. Would love to work with him and show him how to do things correctly. This way car audio would even be better than it is.
Pulling wires through grommets gets way easier with a squirt of rubbing alcohol for lube. Then it evaporates.
i use a metal coat hanger and tape the wire to it to fish the wire where i need it to go. even have used an old car antenna as well, cut them to length you need and works pretty well.
i never would have thought to use the zip tie! great idea!
Dude! You have your own nice garage to do work like this in! So awesome to see you doing well!
Your the ultimate audiophile! Awesome!
6:52.. I use those fishing wire, like plastic ones or fiberglass ones, from harbor freight tools you can find them in different sizes,.. I do residential electrical stuff so ..
I like the zip tie trick👍learn something new everyday.
New car upgrades when you can this is what I've done asap. Replace all stockies with MB or Maestros new wiring. Bang for you bucks.As a pull through tool I used a long thin SS 2way antenna with the ball end to attach the wires as a system install would save a lot off time.
Thanks for the video,really helps a lot because most of the factory audio are crap and doing an upgrade is a lot of money to invest.😁👍
3700 views only 50 likes and 100 comments come on guys show EXO some love
Thank god you uploaded today school starts tomorrow
"All I do is dislodge the grommet"... If only it were that easy xD
Yea it's hardly ever that easy especially on newer cars and most foreign as well because they have the damn plastic block
@@boominS10 yep. Thats the hard part. Getting wires through is the easy bit.
You are as bad as me. I just swapped in 6 powerbass replacement speakers in my new ‘19 Ram 1500 Quad cab. 3.5”s in the dash and 6x9”s in all 4 doors. HUGE improvement.
Even better, replace those plastic sheet surrounded by tar on door panels with some sound deadening sheets .. great job 👏
For 4 Channel amps I use speed wire and run it to either behind the radio or factory amp. It save me time not running individual speaker wires to each speaker to new amp and utilize already existing wiring in vehicle.
The speakers in my Kia Ceed look just look like those plastic baskets. They are going to be replaced with Vibe Slick 6 speakers with a nice metal basket and a significantly larger magnet. I had them before and they do the job. It should give much better mid tones. There will be components up front and coaxial in the rear doors and lots of playing around with adaptors too. Nothing like a good project! Thanks for your video as always. 👍
Use the ac zip ties and cut off the buckle part and you have a good fish tape. I learned that from the guys at 5 star car stereo. They tape 2 together to make a long flat one
Keep up the great content. I enjoy watching you and learning about different things that you go over. You’re awesome!
Your channel rocks!!! Living way up here in buttf..k Canada where Canadian tire (k Mart as you might know it) is the only place to buy it. So cool to see you have fun doing your thang! Keep it up Im hooked on watching your vids lol.
I usually just tape the new wire to the old wire. then pull the old wire back out pulling the new wire in. Tho i do like the zip tie trick. Aswume man!!
Dude I love your videos - seriously ... they are the best
You sold me on the speakers. going to have to find a pair
I use a small flexible yet rigid enough hose. Run it through then tie a cotton ball to the wire and use a shop vacuum to draw the wire through
Nice bass and also treble clarity off a 6.5” speaker!
I have used a coat hanger to feed wires through the door grommet. Works.
damn that zip tie trick is nice, i will surely try this next time. I used to use chopstick and taped the wire to the chopstick hahaha. the zip tie will be easier since it is more flexible
Damn EXO! That looks like my grandpa's drill. Lol
Good video tho!
Hey EXO! Love the videos, i was inspired by one of your videos and made my own subwoofer box and put an old radio speaker in it and rewired if for my stero. Id love to show you it one day.
Even i have that stupid car, one door speaker stopped working. Thanks for the bracket idea, i am buying it right now.
Thank you the zip tie is so smart I'm going to start using that that's why I love watching you I learn a ton 🔊
I knew about the zip tie trick already! Thanks to some awesome car audio groups on Facebook!
Take for listening from Russia Pride Solo mini! Very cool sound and very very loud dinamics, your coaxials smoking near!!!!)))))
Good molly poppin' music @ 12:00 lol. Thanks for the track name EXO!
I really appreciate all the time and effort put in to editing 👌, great content too!
Hey Exo the message you are using to switch the wire I have been using for a couple of years now one tip I have for you instead of pushing the wire true the cable tie, cut that end off and electrical tape to attach The Wire and you would find you would be able to fish the wire easiest
Those nvx coaxials sound good for the price
The best way I found to fish wires through the door is....... to not do it! This zip tie trick will really help the next time I do it (hopefully never) so thanks exo!
I like the style of pulling the wire using the cable tie nice job =)
would be fun to watch the window hit the magnet while opening 😂
New speakers don't have a much more height than the stock ones. And there should be a good one inch space between the stock speaker and the window already. The new adapters are much flatter than the original ones tho.
Cable tie is ok I suppose though really the cable sticking through the massive block at the end of the cable tie make the end to big and risk the cable pulling out.... Could only be fished through giant holes.
An even better trick that sparkys use is a metal coat hanger, cut the end of, bend it straight, put a tiny U bend in the end and plier crimp it down over a cable end and you can get it through some much harder to reach places and it wont pull out. Also can reach about 10 times as far as a cable tie and around odd bends. Sure if the run is very short I suppose the cable tie works :)
Coat hanger with the right hook bent in can also be excellent for fishing cables if that is needed though I doubt it.
To rout new wires, I would usually wrap a coat hanger around the wire... It does the same thing, but u get a longer rod to push through tight dpaces6
On personal vehicles? I cut the stock speaker wire that runs through inside of the cab, tape my new speaker wire to that, and pull the factory speaker wire in the door.. some vehicles are different and actually have the junction that comes apart inside of the door Jam with a pin connector. Those get more tricky to fish wire through and reattach
You should have ran some of that sticky rope stuff under the 6×9's just to avoid plastic to metal vibrations! Also if you are going to put any subs in the trunk I would isolate the 6×9's from any back pressure from the subs