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https://audison.com/product/sr-5-600/ 4X75W @4ohms + 550W @550W

Yes, just under .60, sealed. It was good. That was stage 1 of the system. This is stage 2, Two 10TW3's at 2 ohms with 1000w, now its great https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/custom-sound-system-focal-jl-audio-audison-door-speaker-mod.85422/

I have not had or heard of a problem concerning this

Right side of drivers lower dash panel. It's Audison bass control knob

Yes https://www.amazon.com/MAKERELE-Electrical-NPT-Waterproof-Connector/dp/B08R86BHBC/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?crid=19WPGCYJ37G3&keywords=water%2Btight%2Bstrain%2Brelief%2Bgrommet&qid=1701988476&sprefix=water%2Btight%2Bstrain%2Brelief%2Bgrommet%2Caps%2C158&sr=8-1-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9hdGY&th=1

3/16" ABS secured with 3M double sided tape

The 3-way Crossovers are under the drivers seat next to the 4ch amp. The door speakers are active

10 TW3's. My first setup was a single 10TW3 on 550watts from a 5Ch Audison. Now I have 2 10TW3's on 1000watts. These are my favorite subs

I did not tap into the factory connector. There is a factory grommet behind the rubber door jam "filler" trim I used. then went through the factory wire harness door grommet. There is no connector added as these doors will never come off. A deutch connector can added for door removal. There is...

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I grounded directly to the battery. 3M panel bond for the acrylic. Congrats on getting the K2m's

I'm familiar with this company. This would the way cheaper way to go if your were purchasing and not building. I did message them. There is no door block off plate included. That's the extra step I took, was to seal off the door