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[Danmuzicman]

so here are some pics of after the instalation, of my alarm, power door locks and hidden buttons, remote start, prox/ batt back up, and 80% of my stero install, if you have ever sat in a frontier its got the jump seats i pulled those out, cut the bracket and mounted me amp in there, then when the cover goes on its not there. the sub box will come out of the other jump seat.
pics include my 6800mp HU,
ipod adaptor hidden in glove compartment
amp 80% installed
and my door lock buttons on the steering colum, its was a bitch to put in the actuators but they work great.

[Danmuzicman]

more pictures, the amp "bay" closed, my xm atenna inside the cab plus awsome amounts of dust, and my remote start kill switch. i have rockford power series components which sound awsome with out an amp, cant wait for the amp to be done. then a single p2 12 inch goes in. what do you all think?

[Danmuzicman]

here are the final pics the costruction of the box, the hidden amp and so on. hope you all enjoy, the white dude is one of my friends Tim. we also dynamatted most of the cab, so its super loud inside and you can even tell i have a sub inside. its awsome, well off to go tune it and play with it.

[Danmuzicman]

last ones

[jeremy96gase]

I'm loving the Stealth install. How does it sound?

[JFlmngXpr3nc]

Super clean. That's how I like it!!! How does it sound after tuning?

[Danmuzicman]

sounds bitching you cant hear hardly any bass outside and my cousin thought i had 2 12inch in there he looked back and it was one lonely 12. you all will kill me after i tell you how much it cost... 750 bucks after my best buy employee discount and raw materials. actual cost before employee discount, materials and free bees.................. 1800 dollars a total savings of 1050 bucks. (this price does not include, 2 lunches, a pack of malbros for my buddy and two cuts on my hands that were very minor.

[sigmablue212]

how do u connect ur switch? i've been trying to install some neon tubes in my car, but i cant figure out whether to use an amp kit to draw power from the battery or splice a factory wire.