2017 Ford Focus ST Subwoofer Install Part 1
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- Edit: Its a 2017.
Here an OEM sub is installed that is powered by an aftermarket mono block amp fed by an aftermarket Android drop-in head unit.
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Gonna get my moms 2016 Ford Focus, Sedan model. Going to drop a 12 in the back probably.
Can I connect the rear speaker outputs to amp directly without using a deck converter. Because it already has lower output than the front outputs.
4:30 Those are License Plate Screws
3:40 😂😂😂
Self tapping screws ate ghetto..what lmao
Self tapping screw are ghetto? That doesn't even make sense
First of all your puuting in shitty Sony speakers. Sony sucks .and then saying self tapping screws are ghetto... your a fkn noodle. You pop tart. Go back to your day job. . Please don't ever make another video again.
he pulled the whole amp out.RIP to this audio system. How bad did u fuck it up lmao
Speaker input?
Eh?
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Wattage
There is none he pulled out the amp for the whole system lol
@@jihartbladhest2749 What are you talking about? I removed nothing from that car regarding amplification.
Also, let's talk about your comment that you've since deleted that Ill re-share for anyone else that read your bad advice...
"Wtf is this. Everything about this video is wrong. Theres nothing wrong with running the power on the outside of the car just zip tie it up tight. It's actually safer that way anyways."
Have you done car audio professionally? Thats a rhetorical question because clearly you have not. Once upon a time I worked in the trade of a professional installer and it wasn't at Best Buy, in fact we were the ones Best Buy contracted out to fix their mistakes. If your suggestion was true then we would be making quick work zipping holes in and out of car floors and popping in grommets like fat girls eating cupcakes with the quickness. But we didn't and don't for integrity like fire hazards and shortages, because that's what was wrong with running under a chassis.
Please refrain from spreading disinformation on running plastic zip ties and high power wires under a chassis that is exposed to the elements. "It's actually safer that way anyways" running INSIDE the vehicle.
My badd I'm commenting before the video is done no you're not doing things the right way you just think you are. Go back to your day job