Amp install ??'s
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Amp install ??'s
First I'm pretty detailed and picky when comes to my bike so I want it to look nice and clean when done so...
Bike - 2014 Limited
Amp - CV B54
Speakers - (F) Kappa 62.11 / (R) Polk MM652
#1 - Do I need an amp mount or can I mount it to the stock plate over the head unit? And if so Velcro or fastened?
#2 - Bike amp wiring kits seem to come with 3' of grounding cable. Is this long enough to get to the battery? or look at a car kit??
#2 - Will I need spacers for the Polks in the rear pods?
Just started ordering parts so I'm sure I'll have more questions later if i cant find the answer with search..
Thanks in advance!!!
Gambat
Bike - 2014 Limited
Amp - CV B54
Speakers - (F) Kappa 62.11 / (R) Polk MM652
#1 - Do I need an amp mount or can I mount it to the stock plate over the head unit? And if so Velcro or fastened?
#2 - Bike amp wiring kits seem to come with 3' of grounding cable. Is this long enough to get to the battery? or look at a car kit??
#2 - Will I need spacers for the Polks in the rear pods?
Just started ordering parts so I'm sure I'll have more questions later if i cant find the answer with search..
Thanks in advance!!!
Gambat
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although the B54 is a great amp for the 2 ohm kappas, it will be kinda weak for the 4 ohm polks. 75w is not enuf to power them properly
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First I'm pretty detailed and picky when comes to my bike so I want it to look nice and clean when done so...
Bike - 2014 Limited
Amp - CV B54
Speakers - (F) Kappa 62.11 / (R) Polk MM652
#1 - Do I need an amp mount or can I mount it to the stock plate over the head unit? And if so Velcro or fastened?
#2 - Bike amp wiring kits seem to come with 3' of grounding cable. Is this long enough to get to the battery? or look at a car kit??
#2 - Will I need spacers for the Polks in the rear pods?
Just started ordering parts so I'm sure I'll have more questions later if i cant find the answer with search..
Thanks in advance!!!
Gambat
Bike - 2014 Limited
Amp - CV B54
Speakers - (F) Kappa 62.11 / (R) Polk MM652
#1 - Do I need an amp mount or can I mount it to the stock plate over the head unit? And if so Velcro or fastened?
#2 - Bike amp wiring kits seem to come with 3' of grounding cable. Is this long enough to get to the battery? or look at a car kit??
#2 - Will I need spacers for the Polks in the rear pods?
Just started ordering parts so I'm sure I'll have more questions later if i cant find the answer with search..
Thanks in advance!!!
Gambat
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Kenbow - Yes that's an option. Still thinking about it some. Did speak with another forum member and was told that this would give the best balance..
Sponger - Planning on BT brackets but there not cheap.. But they would allow for more air movement and future changes if I need too..
Thanks for the input..
Sponger - Planning on BT brackets but there not cheap.. But they would allow for more air movement and future changes if I need too..
Thanks for the input..
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