Ford Escape 2011 - SQ Install
#22
I am not sure what you mean about the change of wiring question. Why the waste of time?
#24
Yes this is true, and I understand your previous question now.
Bear in mind I'm still running the factory deck with components up front, which have cross-overs in the mix. Thus the stock door wiring is not going direct to the speakers in the doors, rather they're going to the cross-overs input. At which point NEW wiring was run to both the tweeter and woofer.
Once the new deck and amp is in place, all I need to do is run wire from the amp to the cross-over input.
#25
Why would you call putting the xover inside the door, outside the vapor barrier, wrong?
Anyways good work so far. I have never seen that kind of coak and sealer. What is it exactly that you used on the speaker to seal it to your wooden ring? Does it come out of a tube? hehe
Anyways good work so far. I have never seen that kind of coak and sealer. What is it exactly that you used on the speaker to seal it to your wooden ring? Does it come out of a tube? hehe
#26
#27
Got the front doors done late last night. Here's a shot of the first of two layers of B-Quiet Extreme, which should give a decent acoustic loss factor.
I also placed some B-Quiet on the door panel itself, particularly around the speaker area. Should give it a little more mass.
I also placed some B-Quiet on the door panel itself, particularly around the speaker area. Should give it a little more mass.