Quick update 
Bought the sub and amp and it was fecking huge,the sub box I was going to chop down and copy auf wiedersehen method to fit it but I would still be left with a huge amp and seeing as I was to go in some deep water it would be hard to keep dry lol
So I've sold the sub and amp to my mate (shame as it sounded wicked) and I'm going to looks for a small amp to power my speakers then get a separate one to power my sub speakers.
Also today I managed to get he rear sub box/amp working,I've got two 6.5" vibe slick 6 speakers where the rear speakers used to be and the amp hidden behind the trim,only problem is its not what you would call "thumpy" or loud.
The vibes say they need a minimum of 45w rms,will the amp be capable of powering them? I tried just one speaker and it was the same.
I replaced the from 4" speakers with some kenwoods,big improvement over the standard ones but obviously lacking in "thump",I'm going to get two more for the back doors once I've got the bass sorted.
Bought the sub and amp and it was fecking huge,the sub box I was going to chop down and copy auf wiedersehen method to fit it but I would still be left with a huge amp and seeing as I was to go in some deep water it would be hard to keep dry lol
So I've sold the sub and amp to my mate (shame as it sounded wicked) and I'm going to looks for a small amp to power my speakers then get a separate one to power my sub speakers.
Also today I managed to get he rear sub box/amp working,I've got two 6.5" vibe slick 6 speakers where the rear speakers used to be and the amp hidden behind the trim,only problem is its not what you would call "thumpy" or loud.
The vibes say they need a minimum of 45w rms,will the amp be capable of powering them? I tried just one speaker and it was the same.
I replaced the from 4" speakers with some kenwoods,big improvement over the standard ones but obviously lacking in "thump",I'm going to get two more for the back doors once I've got the bass sorted.
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