Charger SRT8 Install | Full Alpine, Kicker, Clarion Car Audio System

Full car audio/security install in a 2007 Dodge Charger SRT8 with Clarion NX602 GPS Navigation Receiver, Kicker ZX Amps, Alpine Type-R Speakers, Kicker CVR Subs, Viper 5904 Car Alarm, and an Escort Passport 8500 radar detector.

Join Allyn and Anthony of the Sonic Electronix Installation Team as they put a full car audio and security system. Follow along and they share some installer tricks and tips to help you install your own car audio system.

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[cpufreak]

i could honestly picture some guy making the worlds best setup, just to listen to classical music at 5% volume

[CarAudioFabrication]

The ASWC is AWESOME. Thing works amazingly well. Autoprogram FTW!

[SonicElectronix]

For the best support, we mount the enclosure into the trunk directly using brackets. However, if you have a smaller enclosure, you can use Velcro straps to secure it to the carpet.

[SonicElectronix]

We are only located in Valencia, CA. As for installation price, it is different for every vehicle so you would need to give us a call and find out. Typically, $200 and up.

[BurningDownUrHouse]

Why did you guys replace the 3.5s in the dash with little mini tweets instead of 3.5 two-ways? Thats shoddy

[SonicElectronix]

Of course! We always set gain with oscope when we do the installs.

[SonicElectronix]

We get our Alpine Products from an Authorized Distributor and offer the same exact warranty that they do. The only difference is that you would ship the product to us instead of Alpine if anything goes wrong. All of the products are genuine and are exactly the same quality as through an authorized dealer.

[SonicElectronix]

It would vary from car to car. You would want to contacts us to get a price quote from our installer Allyn.

[SonicElectronix]

Depends on the wattage of the amplifier. 8G wire can handle up to 400 watts or so. 6g is even less.

[SonicElectronix]

The GPS antenna was hidden behind the dash, near the receiver, facing upward toward the sky. The antenna is commonly mounted on top of the chassis of the receiver if there is room.

[SonicElectronix]

If you watch the video, you can see exactly what we did for the entire vehicle. The front speakers are 6-1/2" Alpine SPR-60C Type R Component Speakers which use a 6x9" to 6-1/2" speaker adapter brackets. The tweeters are shown in the video being installed in the dash. The rear speakers are Alpine SPR-69 6x9" Type R Speakers located above the trunk.

[SonicElectronix]

Yes that is very okay! Many people do their setups the exact same way.

[SonicElectronix]

Yes we left it in the car, it is not worth it to remove and it does no harm. Also, if we need to bring it back to stock, it would be very simple.

[SonicElectronix]

Axxess ASWC is used to retain steering wheel controls. They are a pretty straight forward install.

[SonicElectronix]

Our install bay location is in Santa Clarita, California, just outside of Los Angeles.

[SonicElectronix]

You will need a module to retain the steering wheel controls. This module is called the Axxess ASWC.

[SonicElectronix]

I don't quite remember which wire we used for that installation, but when it comes to door speakers, anything heavier than 14 gauge is pretty much overdoing it. Quality 16 gauge will suffice in most applications, unless you're running some really heavy power into your door speakers.

[SonicElectronix]

The DVD player is built into the headunit and we don't have a video on that quite yet but stay tuned!

[SonicElectronix]

We prefer Mono-block amps for subs as that is what they are solely designed for. You can absolutely use either.

[SonicElectronix]

Only the component sets have separate tweeters. The coaxial sets have them built into the midbass driver.