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Starter Motor
Join Date: Oct 2018
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Hi guys,
I just went through a world of pain putting a new set of speakers and amps in a new Raptor. The output from the head unit was really high and had very little low frequency I ended up taking it to Strathfield car radios and we got some luck but still I don’t understand the way they make the head units so hard to work with? Does anyone understand it better than me? |
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New speaker /amp install raptor
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