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Jun 15, 2019 | 07:52 AM

Bluesman280

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A few quick install questions

Mmats PA 601.cx - Are they a straight drop in for the tour pack pods on an 05 Ultra? Or do I need the V-twin speaker adapters, or a basic 1/2" spacer?
Mmats PA 601.cx - Are they a straight drop in for the aftermarket lowers on an 05 Ultra?

Planning on a Stinger on top of my Sony HU, Kenwood KAC M3004 on the hog tunes bracket Brake side, NVX Vadm4 probably somewhere on clutch side.

DSP - Where are you guys mounting/putting these things? will they fit in the batwing? DSR 1 or the Daytona? Batwing is getting crowded, which is easier to squeeze under the batwing?

Looking for some 6", 1', and 1.5' RCA cables, where can a guy find some?

Can't wait to get it all installed and cranked up. Rock on and Play it LOUD!!!
Thanks guys

Jun 15, 2019 | 08:16 AM

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What’s the rest of the system?

Jun 15, 2019 | 08:56 AM

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What’s the rest of the system?

The Kappas, 4 Pioneers, SS PN 4.1000d, RF PBR 300 x 2 are all coming out of the bike.

Ready to install when I get home from work this next week
HU - Sony MEX 70bt ( Already installed)
Stinger SPX 700 - (125 x 4) On top of HU
NVX Vadm4 - (200 x 2) Clutch side
Kenwood KAC M3004 - (150 x 2) Brake side
DB Moto WDX6 G2's - Batwing (Stinger)
Mmats 601.cx - Lowers (Stinger)
Mmats 601.cx - Tour Pack (Kenwood)
JL Audio M6 8800 8.8" coax and Speaker Lids (NVX)

DSP to be determined DSR 1 or Dayton (Just not sure if I can find room in the batwing for one).

Jun 15, 2019 | 09:05 AM

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With that system you could get by with a Arc PSM. It’s not ideal but would work and it’s a little smaller.

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Jun 15, 2019 | 10:00 AM

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With that system you could get by with a Arc PSM. It’s not ideal but would work and it’s a little smaller.

I second that!!!!

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Jun 15, 2019 | 01:59 PM

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With that system you could get by with a Arc PSM. It’s not ideal but would work and it’s a little smaller.

I figure I could probably get by without a DSP. Everything is Coax, and I do have X-over and gain adjustment on every amp to help balance things out, plus an EQ in the HU.

Was thinking I would like the convenience of being able to make tuning adjustments without having to open batwing everytime.
Once I get everything installed, I will be able to have a better look at space available. Space is definitely going to be at a premium.

Jun 15, 2019 | 10:28 PM

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For the MMats, I have to use the Vtwin adapters on my 16 RGU tour pack and it was still tight. You are definitely going to need some kind of spacer. Also they dropped right into the Fairing Factory lower fairing pods in the wife’s bike. Not sure how close they are to the lowers in your bike though. These are all for Rushmore bikes and I don’t have much/any experience with the pre Rushmore bikes.