I'm getting some body work done on my Street Glide due to some paint damage. Perfect time to put in speaker lids for the saddle bags. Does anybody know of anything wrong with the OEM lids from Harley, Part Number 90200612 for $149 apiece? It's either I go with these or HogTunes Lid Kit for $399. Are there any difference on clearance?

Also, I am putting in the Pioneer TS6900PRO 6 x 9's, and I have two amps I have on the shelf as spares.

Rockford Fosgate PBR300X2 Punch 300-Watt 2CH
Power Acoustik RZ42000D 2000W 4CH

I had the RZ42000D and planned on putting it in the front fairing but I could not get it to fit, so never used it.

The TS6900PRO say 100 Watts (Nominal). I'm thinking the RZ42000D would drive these better than the PBR300X2. The PBR300X2 says 100 RMS at 4 ohm. I don't want to blow them since the RZ42000D is 160-Watt X 4 at 4-ohm. What happens when you use a 4 channel amp for only two speakers with an RMS 60 watts over the recommended speaker nominal rating?

 

Hmmm Very strange. Firstly the RZ4 fits in the fairing like a glove. I see you have the Sony 310 and I've done that set up many times with the RZ4. Plenty room in there!! secondly the specs on the RZ4 are garbage. Nice little amp but it does no where near published specs. Actually you're looking at 90 watts @ 4 ohms. 150 @ 2 ohms and approx. 180 watts bridged @ 4 ohms. To verify all you have to do is take a look at the 40 amp fuse. No way an amp with a 40 amp fuse generates the advertised power. You can actually bridge the RZ4 to the Pioneers and be fine.

 

Thanks. What about the Hogtunes versus OEM lids? Any major difference?

 

Yes. The OEM lids will require 6x9 adapters. Either from V-Twin or Biketronics. They house 5x7 speakers. The hog tune lids for your model year bike are the ones you want with the Pioneer speakers.

 

Hogtunes +1...just tell your painter to watch the sides of the lids ("lip around").
mine were wavey after painting. Painter found it beforee me and fixed it pretty good.

look at sticky for AMP info... Gannicus is correct. run bridged and it fits.
you might need to trim bottom part off of your gauges... I did without any issue

 

AAWAV!!! Hope all is well with you bro!! You bring up a good point. The handles on the RZ4 have to be taken off for the amp to fit in the fairing!! I was wondering why he said it didn't fit.

 

Looking at his sig he's also powering the fairing with a PBR 300x2. Maybe an amp mount from BAB would be ideal and get both of these amps mounted under the fairing.