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2011 Infiniti G25x G37 Car audio build Rockford Fosgate 3sixty.3 Polk Audio Zed
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Here is my Infiniti G25x complete audio build
This is the Non bose version of the car, It is identical the same to the g37 non bose. Everything done to the car is completely OEM integrated Project includes.. Rockford Fosgate 3sixty.3 Zed Audio Leviathan III Polk audio MM6501 component Polk audio MM651 Coaxial Polk audio MM1040DVC sub Stinger 8 gauge amp kit Stinger RCA’s 250 ft+ Stinger Speaker wire Stinger Road Kill Sound dampening Metra 70-7552 harness Metra 71-7552 Harness Removing Radio Attachment 164005 This is where I used the Metra 70-7552, and Metra 71-7552 to tap my signal from the back of the radio Attachment 164006 Attachment 164007 Front door tweeter install prep Attachment 164008 Attachment 164009 Original front door speaker bracket modification Attachment 164010 Attachment 164011 Front door speaker install Polk audio MM6501 component Attachment 164012 Attachment 164013 Attachment 164014 Rear doors speaker install Polk audio MM651 coxial Attachment 164015 Attachment 164016 Attachment 164017 Attachment 164018 Attachment 164019 Rear Deck lid Used Stinger Road kill to dampen sound Attachment 164020 Attachment 164021 Rear sub install Polk Audio MM1040 DVC Attachment 164022 Attachment 164023 Attachment 164024 Attachment 164025 Attachment 164026 Attachment 164027 Attachment 164028 Attachment 164029 Cut the rear decklid to install OEM Bose grill Attachment 164030 Attachment 164031 Grill install Attachment 164032 Attachment 164033 Wiring Attachment 164034 http://i650.photobucket.com/albums/u...photo4-162.jpg Attachment 164035 Attachment 164036 Attachment 164037 Attachment 164038 Attachment 164039 |
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Zed Audio Leviathan III Amp Install
Attachment 163997 Attachment 163998 Attachment 163999 Attachment 164000 Rockford fosgate 3sixty 3 install Attachment 164001 Attachment 164002 Attachment 164003 Everything was put into this Attachment 164004 |
Nice.
How long did it take you to do the install? Also, one of the pics shows you using a laptop, what was the purpose? Where you able to tap into head unit and configure? |
Originally Posted by Dulanicki
(Post 3494182)
Nice.
How long did it take you to do the install? Also, one of the pics shows you using a laptop, what was the purpose? Where you able to tap into head unit and configure? the install was about a few days of work, we were just waiting on the Rockford Fosgate 3sixty.3 DSP The laptop was to configure the EQ on the 3sixty.3 which is a digital sound processor.. |
I like it! So you managed to get the front tweeters to fit into the OEM brackets? I couldn't tell from the pictures.
I see you were conservative with the sound deadener on the doors... approved. :biggthumpup: |
Originally Posted by lkoh
(Post 3494947)
I like it! So you managed to get the front tweeters to fit into the OEM brackets? I couldn't tell from the pictures.
I see you were conservative with the sound deadener on the doors... approved. :biggthumpup: Yeah I put the tweeters in the same spot just made my own bracket to mount them, Yes the deadener is a must on doors, and deck lid, vibration just sounds bad.. |
Very nice! Bravo!
How does the Polk Audio MM1040 DVC sound since you have it installed without an enclosure?? What exactly did you modify to get the component speaker installed? Wouldn't an adapter like the ones from zenclosure have worked? |
Nice install. Thanks for sharing.
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Originally Posted by zinfiniti
(Post 3495228)
Very nice! Bravo!
How does the Polk Audio MM1040 DVC sound since you have it installed without an enclosure?? What exactly did you modify to get the component speaker installed? Wouldn't an adapter like the ones from zenclosure have worked? The mm1040dvc sounds great, i have it hitting in reverse so it makes it sound better.. to get the components in the door i actually used the speaker bracket that came with the polk components.. i didn't have to cut or modify anything in the doors to make them fit.. just basically use the polk speaker adapter and screw it on top of the original infiniti door speaker adapter plate they have already installed... |
Originally Posted by Black Betty
(Post 3495255)
Nice install. Thanks for sharing.
Maybe this thread will become a sticky? |
Hey man, audio install came out awesome. Im in the process of doing mine, i have a 2012 g37, basically same car.
Ive been going back and forth between replacing the factory rear deck subwoofer and putting an amp on it, VS fiberglass enclosures for the trunk. I like the subwoofer in the rear deck better. Are you happy with the sound of it? Is that subwoofer a free-air subwoofer? What did you mean you have it hitting in reverse? I appreciate the insight. |
Just wondering why did you go with a 8awg wiring kit? Why not 4awg?
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Originally Posted by G37Avi
(Post 3499139)
Hey man, audio install came out awesome. Im in the process of doing mine, i have a 2012 g37, basically same car.
Ive been going back and forth between replacing the factory rear deck subwoofer and putting an amp on it, VS fiberglass enclosures for the trunk. I like the subwoofer in the rear deck better. Are you happy with the sound of it? Is that subwoofer a free-air subwoofer? What did you mean you have it hitting in reverse? I appreciate the insight. the sub is not a free air sub but it sounds great, i have the polarity reversed so it makes the sub hit in reverse.. you should definitely look into the Rockford 3sixity3 dsp |
Originally Posted by datboiroy
(Post 3505370)
Just wondering why did you go with a 8awg wiring kit? Why not 4awg?
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Damn that sub looks beefy. Nice setup. Stealthy!
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