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add a sub to the Shaker 500 - 7/3/2005 5:53:12 PM   
scheetz83


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any one know if you can add a Sub to the stock Shaker 500? What is all involved? Are there pre-outs in the deck?

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RE: add a sub to the Shaker 500 - 7/4/2005 3:26:48 PM   
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I posted something about this in the audio section. It's really easy to do. Buy a line output converter. Go into your trunk and find the positive and negative wires running to each of the rear speakers. Splice a wire into those and run it to the LOC. It has 4 wires on it, two - and +, one for each side. The positive on your speakers should be the brightest color wire (but don't hold me to this. Ford is known to do some crazy **** and I wouldn't put it past them to mess this up too). Your RCAs will plug into the LOC. It probably took me 30 minutes total to install this. I don't know the voltage on the signal coming from it, but my system knocks pretty hard. I have a Rockford Fosgate Power 1500W pushing a Kicker 12" L5. When you get the sub and amp in you can cut all that ****ty sounding bass out of your other speakers from the head unit and it sounds really crisp and clear. People can't believe I have stock head unit and components.

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RE: add a sub to the Shaker 500 - 7/4/2005 4:36:55 PM   
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who makes a good LOC?

will that need its own 12v power lead?

and also how are you wiring in the AMPS turn on wire? Deck, fuse box?

thanks

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RE: add a sub to the Shaker 500 - 7/4/2005 4:55:39 PM   
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Tsunami makes my LOC. There are a few other brands but I can't remember their names. Mine is good though. Circuit City carries them I believe so you can probably grab one there. It doesn't need a power lead. I ran the remote wire to the fuse box on the passenger side on the kick panel. I'm sure you're familiar with it's location. There are a few fuses in there that have switch power. Just get a test light and play around until you find one if you don't know where one is already. I would go look at mine but my car is in the shop for a few weeks due to the transmission going out for the 2nd time. I'm sure you could pull the head unit for the remote wire but it's a lot more work I'm sure.

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