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speaking of crossovers...any suggestions on where to start in reference to my above post? I'm talking about the setting for the crossovers in the pioneer unit, front, rear and sub.

jazngab, looks like a solid ground to me...just make sure that ridged support piece is bolted directly to the tub and/or frame with no insulating washers or something similar...also I would suggest a test. run a wire with some alligator clips from the battery to that ground connection. it...

So I went with the Infinity Basslink SM powered sub under the rear seat. Front and rear speakers powered from head unit via stock wiring provides 14 watts RMS (50 peak) to the 4 channels. Sounds good but I’m still dialing it in as I never have messed with crossovers and the sub with the gain and...

Chris, im looking to PM you, is that possible?

Thanks for the vote of confidence Chris! I'm a somewhat of novice on building an audio system like this so it's a huge help for DIY's like myself.

I like Chris's set up also but instead of the separate amp & sub go with the powered sub and do like Sloguy, mount it on the floor under rear seat. I normally have the back seat out for the dogs and what not and will just have to have a durable cover. PIONEER DEH-S5000BT 4 ea. PIONEER...

Thanks for the reply cliffish. Sounds like if I had to start over I would buy the Polk. But I have a pair of brand new Pioneer speakers. Price is similar, are the Polks that much better than other comparable speakers like Pioneer or JVC 5.25"?

Great write up! I thank you. Couple questions I had before replicating this system in my 99TJ; 1. Why did @ScottB replace the front 5.25 speakers when they're already upgraded? Are the Polk speakers that much better? (I've got BN Pioneers). 2. How much do the front/rear (4) speakers gain...