Basic 2004-2006 Ralliart Audio Info
Oct 5, 2006, 08:03 AM
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Basic 2004-2006 Ralliart Audio Info
k3lv suggested I make a sticky for this. Here's the basic info on the Ralliart's stock setup. Specs are the same on the Sportback model:
Speaker size: 6.5" speakers will fit with adapters (our speaker holes are a very odd size, too big for a 6.75" speaker, but 6.5" with adapters work). Depth is not a problem, there's plenty of room. If someone has measured, I'll put the actual depth up. Sportback rear speakers are 5.25" and don't have much mounting depth available.
Tweeters: Located in the A pillar, I was able to fit 1" aftermarket ones in no problem, but had to drill the pillar to mount them
Stock system output: Too low to matter
Stock alternator output: 110 amps
Wiring harnesses for replacing the stock deck can be found just about anywhere. If you want to replace the optional Infinity deck, you need this. If you want to replace the amplifier for the Infinity system, you need this.
Replacing the stock Infinity subwoofer: If you're going to do this, do it right. You'll want a new box, sub, and amp. You should be able to setup the amp to feed off the signal coming from the Infinity amp under the passenger seat. Replacing the sub in the stock encloser just isn't going to yield good results, and there's not enough power coming off the Infinity amp to power an aftermarket subwoofer properly.
If you have anything to add, post it and I'll add it in.
Speaker size: 6.5" speakers will fit with adapters (our speaker holes are a very odd size, too big for a 6.75" speaker, but 6.5" with adapters work). Depth is not a problem, there's plenty of room. If someone has measured, I'll put the actual depth up. Sportback rear speakers are 5.25" and don't have much mounting depth available.
Tweeters: Located in the A pillar, I was able to fit 1" aftermarket ones in no problem, but had to drill the pillar to mount them
Stock system output: Too low to matter
Stock alternator output: 110 amps
Wiring harnesses for replacing the stock deck can be found just about anywhere. If you want to replace the optional Infinity deck, you need this. If you want to replace the amplifier for the Infinity system, you need this.
Replacing the stock Infinity subwoofer: If you're going to do this, do it right. You'll want a new box, sub, and amp. You should be able to setup the amp to feed off the signal coming from the Infinity amp under the passenger seat. Replacing the sub in the stock encloser just isn't going to yield good results, and there's not enough power coming off the Infinity amp to power an aftermarket subwoofer properly.
If you have anything to add, post it and I'll add it in.
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Apr 11, 2007, 08:50 PM
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be sure to mention that there is no mounting bracket!
you use the stock one...
i put my project off for weeks cause i couldnt find one...
thats cause they dont exist!
dont be a n00b like me.
you use the stock one...
i put my project off for weeks cause i couldnt find one...
thats cause they dont exist!
dont be a n00b like me.
May 6, 2007, 10:46 PM
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k3lv suggested I make a sticky for this. Here's the basic info on the Ralliart's stock setup. Specs are the same on the Sportback model:
Speaker size: 6.75" in all 4 corners. 6.5" speakers will fit with adapters. Depth is not a problem, there's plenty of room. If someone has measured, I'll put the actual depth up.
Speaker size: 6.75" in all 4 corners. 6.5" speakers will fit with adapters. Depth is not a problem, there's plenty of room. If someone has measured, I'll put the actual depth up.
Jun 25, 2007, 07:32 PM
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I can't find the control to turn up the sub on the stock infinity amp.. what's the deal, yo?
Don't tell me there isn't one! I was planning on replacing the stereo and turning the sub up a bit. I had a loud sound system in my other ride and I kind of like this suttle stuff for a change.
Don't tell me there isn't one! I was planning on replacing the stereo and turning the sub up a bit. I had a loud sound system in my other ride and I kind of like this suttle stuff for a change.
Jun 25, 2007, 07:44 PM
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I can't find the control to turn up the sub on the stock infinity amp.. what's the deal, yo?
Don't tell me there isn't one! I was planning on replacing the stereo and turning the sub up a bit. I had a loud sound system in my other ride and I kind of like this suttle stuff for a change.
Don't tell me there isn't one! I was planning on replacing the stereo and turning the sub up a bit. I had a loud sound system in my other ride and I kind of like this suttle stuff for a change.
Jun 26, 2007, 07:33 AM
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WHat about the other connection on the HU the power connection.... do you know the adapter for it? I want to change the HU and run 3 RCA cables to the trunk the only thing i need is the power adapter to setup the NEW HU cause I dont wanna splice them
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should be able to source at circuit city.
here is one online, use only the power and ground wires and your
good to go!
http://www.crutchfield.com/S-rUJqArh...sp?I=120707001
here is one online, use only the power and ground wires and your
good to go!http://www.crutchfield.com/S-rUJqArh...sp?I=120707001
Jan 10, 2008, 09:04 PM
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Just found this out after buying the two harnesses separately..
It's everything you need to replace the stock deck and keep the sub and amp.
http://www.crutchfield.com/S-EDghBEm...0707003&tp=736
Hope this helps!
It's everything you need to replace the stock deck and keep the sub and amp.
http://www.crutchfield.com/S-EDghBEm...0707003&tp=736
Hope this helps!
Jan 15, 2008, 09:22 AM
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If anybody ever has a question about bypassing the amp let me know...Because an audio junkie like myself doesn't want an amp that doesn't allow me control the frequencies running through it. It took me 3 hours to do my deck and re run the wires allowing a bypass entirely of the amp, but I've got an insane system that with my new 1 farad capacitor smash other aftermarket systems...
BTW-we have stock infinity speakers, and at least for the high's anyways...They kick *** run em tell they blow(it's not easy to do so either)
BTW-we have stock infinity speakers, and at least for the high's anyways...They kick *** run em tell they blow(it's not easy to do so either)
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What about replacement for the stock speaker in the subwoofer? Any leads on what to replace it with and from where? Saw the stealership was asking about 70 bucks for a stock replacement.
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Jun 21, 2008, 07:42 AM
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Figured out something interesting the other day. I blew one of my Infinity Kappa rear speakers, which was a 6.5" attached to an infinity-supplied adapter. To replace it, I bought some Kappa 6.75" speakers and figured out something interesting - they're too small! I had to get creative with the mounting, as it was late in the day and I didn't feel up to cutting an adapter out of 1/4" plywood.
I had to get creative with the mounting, as it was late in the day and I didn't feel up to cutting an adapter out of 1/4" plywood.
