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chrmbly

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    Chris
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    Greenwood, IN
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    2014 GMC Sierra SLT CrewCab

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  1. I was looking for Sierra ones too
  2. Dammit. My HID morimoto kit is in the fritz after a couple years. Really want those but can’t stomach $1300. Please let us know how they are - I haven’t seen many public reviews.
  3. Non pretty install under driver side rear bench. Finished up after midnight Sunday. I’ll go back and try to clean up more later. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  4. Pros: 8” gives good bass, not overkill. Saves space under rear bench. Looks completely stock for a stealthy install. PAC unit lets you modify chime volume, which is nice. DSP gives you tons of control to tune the system making up for the wimpy EQ in the stock headunit. Cons: not 12’s. [emoji23] The only catch with the PAC unit is that it doesn’t play great with the non-Bose system ONLY for XM/AM/FM - in the non-Bose application you can flip the third dip switch to basically fake stereo sound by copying the L or R channel to the other side (so not real stereo). After having my head updated by[mention=192095]th3magpi3[/mention] I only really use my CarPlay anyway. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  5. I recently upgrade my stereo after planning for a long time. I ended up with a set of Morel 6x9 components in front and put the tweeters in the dash location where the little 3 inch ish speakers are, and put in morel coaxes in the rear. I used a sub box from Rodney’s boxes that installed under the center console that came preloaded with an 8” Kicker solobaric. The trick is getting it all to work with the stock head unit, because short of replacing with the super expensive Alpine Restyle headunit, you lose too much on the way of all the functions outside of the audio. I found a video on YouTube from the 5 star audio team for a 2014 Silverado or Sierra. I copied their setup and got a PAC unit to convert the signal to flat, then went to a Rockford Fosgate DSP, then to my amp (scores a good deal on a used Alpine PDX V9 on fleabay - 100x4 + 500x1 for the sub). Happy to share my experience. I’m still messing with it, just got it done last weekend. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  6. Sourced my own radio and HMI, shipped to@th3magpi3 and it works great! Thanks man! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  7. OMG thanks for this. I was wondering if that was the deal because my cutoff on my sierra morimoto HID kit looks like ass. Great, now I get to pull the GD airbox again!
  8. I just got mine in, ready to send em out to @th3magpi3 for programming! I’m stoked!
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