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yes, you will need to cut and reconnect the speakers to the amplifier, modern amplifiers use the coaxial cables and most modern head units have coaxial out. If you are unable to do this, you may offer someone from Autobarn to do this for you for a fee, in fact it is recommended if you are new...

here's what I did with my speaker setup... Channels 1 and 2 are for the 6x9's in the parcel shelf, channels 3 and 4 are bridged so that the subwoofer can get enough power, possibly you can purchase another amp that is 1 channel or bridgeable that way you can use the aux out to power the...

take a look at your current stereo's output with the speaker system, it will tell you how many watts per channel it can put out, if it's just the standard speakers and 45w per channel then I would suggest finding some nice 45W RMS speakers, you will be happy with those until you can find an amp...

appears I had to superglue the MAF sensor to the airbox, this will make the next airbox replacement very expensive

I'm not worried, I just really want to know... these cars can run fairly well with half the parts missing, it's just that the other half are mainly keeping the first half from tearing themselves apart after a long time

possibly for an amplifier of some sort, if your car doesn't have a factory amp then it's not needed, if it does then it's best replace it with a more modern one and have it powered on through the wire labelled "remote" and have the amp tuned by someone that's a pro

I have a duel fuel, propane and unleaded, VX Commodore Series II V6 I have recently changed over the airbox, (stock for stock) new airbox didn't come with the MAF so had to pull it out using screwdriver and the clip broke into pieces, not the plug, not the electrical, MAF works fine, just the...

I have purchased a car with 0 gauge live wire dumped direct from battery with 100 amp fuse. However it is not connected to anything, possibly was from a failed attempt to put a amp in or was from the previous owner having an amp inside. I have a LPG tank in the back, with my boot being the...