I was wondering if it is possible to install a RSX BOSE subwoofer into a '94 civic. If so anyone have any ideas on how to?

 

dont need it... just adds weight.

 

It might be better to ask this question in the Audio/Security/Video forum. You will probably get more informative answers, or at least answers from people who like to do the same thing you do.

 

Alright thanks.

 

don't see why not. it is just a normal sub

 

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It's because it's a box that drops in and is moulded to the trunk so the sub fits in the rear tire well.

Chances are -- No, it will not fit. JBL makes stealth boxes for individual cars, and I am relatively sure they make one for 5th gen civics.

 

But the wiring shouldnt be a problem? Because I know how to wire the power and ground but there is 2 wires (Purp and yellow) And I dont know where to wire these.

 

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Chances are they go to either a factory amplifier or a factory preout in the stock radio.

 

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Chances are they go to either a factory amplifier or a factory preout in the stock radio.</TD></TR></TABLE> Correct, they are probably connected to the stock high-pass amps sub output, left and right pos.(+) probably speaker level, although I would make sure before connecting any of it 94

 

They are the left and right positive. Am I able to wire it up to the deck i have in my civic?

 

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Oh yes, haven forbid you put in a couple of pounds of better sound.

 

^^ lol

 

if you're into the best possible sound you'll end up adding considerable weight w/ deadening unless panels rattling is ok + you of course have a stereo that you do listen at considerable volume that can rattle door, trunk, etc. . I've got it everywhere other than roof. This cost me around 65 pounds....(2) 4' x 2' rolls, trunk kit, and door kit which I used for hatch.

weight is the least of concerns for those who want the best possible sound.

 

I'm not even into putting a full system into my car... just making it more comfortable and enjoyable. It doesn't need to be the fastest Civic out there or in my town or whatever.

So I just think it's silly to worry about every little pound.

 

^^ lol

Has anyone done this before?

 

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Hell yeah, you see the die hard guys at the track that remove the total 4-5 pounds of rear seat to gain that extra mythical "1 sec in the quater".

I give it

 

I just need to know where to wire the other two wires. and I should be good to go.

 

still confused on what to wire.