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987_RDC

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  1. At the moment I have diamond component 4" + tweeters in the front, stock 4ohm BOSE (combo) rears, 13WS in the doors on sub channel (wired in parallel @ 2ohm) Amp is Kicker 46CXA6605

     

    At the moment I have the 1 ohm BOSE cabriolet subwoofer box disconnected. Not sure how to do anything with that as it is a strange impedance and size (~4"x6")

     

    Also found on another post that the BOSE door boxes are .14 cf (in case someone wondering) Ideally the 13WS wants like 3 cf or so.

  2. Thanks for the post and pics. I used it as the inspiration to put the Focal 13WS in the doors of my 996TT.

     

    I was able to mark w a paint pen the areas to cut away (aimed screw terminals down) from the stock BOSE box and then drill 1/8" pilot holes for #8 sheet metal screws. Prior to mounting I used some epoxy and foam to build up the edges of the stock box, stuff the port and then added poly fill. A strip of adhesive foam went around the mounting circle to seal the 5" driver to the BOSE boxes.

     

    They do not have as much bass as 165V30 Focal speakers in another car but probably the best that can be done with stock boxes in the 996.
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  3. Isn't that the bose sub? I think big torx up top and often that tab is broken. Take pics. 

     

    I plan to go the behind the radio and cut the duct route to get to both flaps. Then JB black 5 min epoxy the cut. Will be stronger than before that stuff is amazing. Lots of youtube videos on the behind the radio method vs. one door access from under the cowl. 

  4. As much fun as being kicked in the head. Swapped the top surrounds and added leatherique rejuvenator to the lowers.

    Seats.jpg

    Replacement leather from lseat.com and not an exact match as it was more textured leather than the stock. Local shop quoted me 4 hours per seat to install so I did it myself in about an hour each.

  5. Ok well going to be taking apart my 996 sport seats for a replacement of top leather.

     

    From what I have read both the 996 and 997 use a similar element heater type. The differentiation is in the controls and complexity of the switching.

     

    I had added aftermarket heater elements to seats in the past. Going with whatever switching that comes with the aftermarket elements seems to be the way to go.

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