Sub install?

I am ICE illiterate. When it comes to replacing a valve cover gasket, alternator, starter, etc. I can do it in my sleep. Hell, when it comes to changing plugs on a 3.5 I can do it in less then 45 minutes. But get me into all these wires and I start to lose my hair faster then I already am. I've purchased two Kicker CVR8 subs to replace the stock BOSE 6X9s in the rear deck. I've taken apart the rear deck to find that gaining access is pretty easy just don't want to cross the wrong wires and screw something up. Any one know a place that wont charge me a left nut to install these?

Thanks!
Gene

a sub enclosure would work best. Get a setup like him ^. his setup is clean.

I was told that the CVR8 subs are a great open-air sub. I was also told by nismos14 that the BOSE amp would be sufficent in powering them. Eh..

No trimming has been done, yet. I wanted to replace the stock 6X9s with these. Guess not.

Just call me...

I now know why people are always upgrading their systems. They strive for more. I think the stereo bug has finally bitten me and I already want more. Installed the subs and they did just what I wanted them to do and that's give my OEM system a little more kick. BUT! One drawback is the crazy amount of rattle I am getting now from the car. Yikes! But the subs hit hard for being open-air currently. They may not be as crisp as other setups, or as low, or whatever but this is just a start. I'm already planning another setup which will involve replacing every single component.

Sorry Bill for not calling. I've been really busy lately with work and such and even now I'm in a rush to get all of my errands done. Haha! No fun!