Install Sub And Amp With Stock Deck
 

Hello everyone i am currently driving a 2001 toyota corolla and i was wondering if it is possible to insatall a 12'clarion and an amp with a stock deck?

absolutely. you need an amp kit appropriate for your amp and a device called a line out converter. it will take signals from your speaker wires in the dash and convert it to an rca output to use with your amp.

I just did my kia, with no line out converter thing. most amps might come with high level inputs, just check before you buy the amp, just finished the install last night, sounds good !!.. anyways, if you got any questions just ask them here, lots of people here to help !

The only problem I see is finding a 12foot clarion but...

For your setup, I suggest looking into the new blaupunkt THA line, they come with adapters that make install a snap. You don't need to worry about power wires, rcas etc. It's pretty amazing. You still have a wire to run but its much less of a pain. Def check them out.

http://www.blaupunkt.com/us/images_p...1_22173_LO.JPG
RMS power (4 ohms) 1 x 250 W
RMS power (2 ohms) 1 x 300 W
Inputs RCA / High-Level
Low-pass 50 – 250 Hz
High-pass 10 – 250 Hz
Dimensions 159 x 41 x 260 mm


Finally, the perfect solution for improving the sound on stock car audio systems simply, quickly, and without violating your lease agreement. Blaupunkt’s THA plug and play amplifiers install in over 2000 car models in under fifteen minutes with absolutely no crimping, splicing, soldering, or hassle of any kind. Plus, they come out as easily as they go in – making it simple to return your car to stock form at the end of a lease. Blaupunkt’s complete range of over 40 vehicle-specific wiring harness adapters supply every connection necessary, including power*, with a simple plug – and they work with nearly any car, including those with complicated bus systems that eliminate the possibility of installing conventional amplifiers. The THA amplifiers are cool-running class ‘D’ designs that are 65 % smaller than the competition, and install almost anywhere – including tight spaces behind the dash or under the front seats. These amplifiers are simply the only solution for improving stock systems in today’s world of complicated car electronics and leased vehicles.

okay thanks for the ideas guys