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There are alot of cheaper and better options than what JMJohn is offering. Come up with a budget and the guys here will help. Pulling the fairing off is pretty easy, only 1 person needed. Just have to remember, be patient when removing and installing fairing. No need to force anything.
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Focal ES 165KX2 speakers... These are $1200 - really? For just speakers? Geez!
There is a pretty wide variety of speakers out there that will work for your sled. A lot depends on the sound you are after and your budget. Degree of difficulty of install, easy= coax speaker, advanced =component (seperate woofer and tweeter)
I just installed a RFHD14-tkit on my 2018 SG. I chose it because it was plug n play with no wire cutting and it doesn't void the warranty. The amp is solid and great but the tms speakers wear not to my liking so I put a set of hertz mpx 165.3 in. The install was simple, clean and the sound is very loud and clear. And the best part is... it doesn't viod the warranty on the head unit. Not the cheapest but clean plug and play install.
Here is a pic of the amp install.
And the best part is... it doesn't viod the warranty on the head unit. Not the cheapest but clean plug and play install.
Here is a pic of the amp install.
No aftermarket system is going to void your warranty. You guys keep falling for this "Plug n Play" line. It's total crap.
No aftermarket system is going to void your warranty. You guys keep falling for this "Plug n Play" line. It's total crap.
You just maybe right. I for one am not gonna take a chance. We could argue all day that if you start cutting wires on an audio system will it void the warranty or not. All I know is my system sounds great, easy clean install and no cutting of any wires or modifications to the manufactures system.
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