badstang123
New Member
Here are your options from Worst to Best.
-Leave the stock system intact
- Buy and new head unit for the stock system (This will accomplish very little)
- Buy a new head unit and buy two sets of new speakers (Preferably components in the front so you can still keep the tweeters high in the doors). Wire them directly to the new head unit accordingly
- Buy a new head unit, two sets of speakers, and a four channel amp. Run the pre-outs to the amp via two sets of rca cables and wire all speakers off the amp (A subwoofer would be done in similar fashion)
-Leave the stock system intact
- Buy and new head unit for the stock system (This will accomplish very little)
- Buy a new head unit and buy two sets of new speakers (Preferably components in the front so you can still keep the tweeters high in the doors). Wire them directly to the new head unit accordingly
- Buy a new head unit, two sets of speakers, and a four channel amp. Run the pre-outs to the amp via two sets of rca cables and wire all speakers off the amp (A subwoofer would be done in similar fashion)
