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Headunit to Subwoofer:
RCAs to subwoofer
Remote on to subwoofer
Battery +tive to subwoofer
Gnd to subwoofer
Headunit to amp:
RCAs to Amp front
RCAS to amp rear
Amp power out Front left to LH front crossover power in
Crossover out Front left to ISO wiring (runs the mid driver)
Crossover out...
Fair point, however, I don’t use the rear seats at all and never have so pointless carting them around. I like the sound of the exhaust and the way the car feels inside without the rear seats.
I just wanted to improve the rattles and buzzing of some of the panels. These would be there...
My one all works as it should using the OEM stalk and remote, but you need a little adapter dongle from Connects2 that goes into the ISO connector. I would "assume" you would need the same on yours.
Cheers guys, its getting there slowly... feels like this one has taken a while to be honest...
Yeah i do in some areas
It will be perfect for the rear qtrs, and the boot floor. Rear bench it may bee a bit too much if you want the rear seats to go back in. You may also have to space it higher on the rear arches else the boot carpet will be too tight, its nice and snug with 7mm. The front...
Okay so guessing i'd better update this as i haven't for a while.
I had been investigating making the Clio a little bit more user friendly day to day in terms of interior comfort and sound. Both sound deadening to make the car feel a little more premium, but whilst i was at it to start...
Get the airbag warning turned off using the “Clip” software. Your local Renault specialist will have this, maybe even a local member may have a copy they can do it for you.
For anyone else reading this, i toshed this together on paint (fortunately my engineering skills exceed my PC skills) to show what makes a NLC/BCM hubs different.
This isn't a dig at the plug & play kits out there, some of them are beautifully finished with very high quality materials and...
Not sure about the PMS, but the Pro-Am kit is also a plug and play item that has seen some failures.
Pro-Am then did improve the material and requested they be fitted in the setting that provides the least amount of stress on the ball joint extenders. Ive not seen/heard of another failure of...
If the car doesn’t get massive use, Bilt Hamber Dynax UC should do well. It’s clear in finish and can be applied to all areas. Just obviously mask your braking surfaces. But it will keep the bar and associated pars covered in a clear calcium wax.
If you’re buying new, I’d get the Northloop cup setup from Alan at Bridgecraft Motorsport. They’re the only RCK kit that machine the hubs to make the ball joint extenders fit properly.