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996 cab subwoofer help

Duncan Frazer
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Duncan Frazer

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My bose amp has died - I'd happily just replace it but I've missed out on a couple of amps on eBay and I've now amassed enough parts to do a HU and amp replacement. Can someone help explain how to get the sub out off the passenger footwell? I've undone the bolt near the firewall and I believe there s one near the seat but I can't find it! What about the construction of the amp? I've read loads about wiring the two speakers in series to get the resistance up to 4ohms ish to suit an aftermarket amp but now I'm worried that's only for coupe bise subs and nt cabs. My plan is to run the door/dash speakers in series and the rears straight from my new HU and I've got an amp going in the cd changer area for the sub ... but that's relying on a 4 ohm lad and not a 1 ohm one.

Mine is a UK car so RHD with the sub on the left.

Cheers, Duncan

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