Subwoofer Upgrade/Install A90 MKV Supra - 12" Slim Sub For More Audio Bass

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This is part two of a two part video. I originally was planning to do Tadda's OEM sub improvement and the additional sub install in the one clip. It became a bit too much for the one video.
Part A - Tadda's OEM Sub Improvement
Tadda's Original Forum Post: www.supramkv.com/threads/how-...
This video is Part B - Installation of the actual extra subwoofer
For Part B - I purchased all my wires and shrink wrap at JayCar. I purchased the piggy back/fuse taps off eBay for about $2 each. Definitely the way to go on the fuse taps (They are $6 each at JayCar).
In total, I'd say give yourself about 2 hours for the sub install. You will spend most of your time soldering wires for the left/right channels to feed into the subwoofer.
Make sure you take your time removing and putting your plastic trim all back together. There are some screws/clips that you may forget to put back (I did - took ages to pull it all apart and do it again!).
The hardest part is soldering wires sitting in the boot of the car. It's pretty tough on the back and legs. But if you can solder wires in the boot, that will be the tough part. There is plenty of space to squeeze wires between carpets and trim in the Supra.
Thanks for popping by and checking out the video!
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0:00 Start
0:15 Introduction
1:09 Remove Trim
3:50 Expose Speaker Wire
4:08 Power Fuse
5:00 Soldering
5:33 Remote/Fuse Box
8:57 Speaker Wires
10:20 Routing Wires
12:15 Testing Sub
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Shopping List for the Aussies (I get way too many metres for safety)
5m - Power Wire
5m - Ground Wire
5m - Remote Wire
5m - Speaker Wire (x2)
1x Inline Fuse (for battery to sub power fuse)
Shrink Wrap
Wire Connectors/Crimp Terminals
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  • @nqobilemahlaba2230
    @nqobilemahlaba22302 ай бұрын

    Good day everyone.. I just saw the video and I noticed that you already made the mod for releasing the air pressure from the original jbl subwoofers (honestly that should have been done by Toyota). Is it worth adding an additional subwoofer so 3 are constantly banging or did you cancel the stock JBLs? Please forgive my question

  • @richie.grainger

    @richie.grainger

    2 ай бұрын

    I would install the 12" again, if I had to start again. The stock subs don't sound like subs at all. Admittedly, my 12" is on about 25%, because I like my bass to be where it should be.

  • @brprintshop
    @brprintshop3 ай бұрын

    Nice Video.. Did you have any problems with loud humming sounds related to the Active Noise Cancellation (ANC)? also the Active Sound Design deactivation? I

  • @richie.grainger

    @richie.grainger

    2 ай бұрын

    I did and I turned it all off with binmercode. Now it's perfect.

  • @Jin180sx
    @Jin180sx5 ай бұрын

    Hi Great video. Thank you for sharing. So that +Purple/Yellow -Green/black +White/Black -Blue/Black would only give out low frequency for woofers right? I am thinking to tap in to cables like you did for an amp to run a pair of 6x9 and 12 inch Sub. I assume I should use full range signals from rear speakers behind seat right ( not woofer signals in my case) ?

  • @richie.grainger

    @richie.grainger

    5 ай бұрын

    The signals I tapped into were post-oem-amp. So the factory amp has already made it's changes. You could tap from the same area. Just make sure it's the wiring going to the amp (not from the amp like I did). Obviously you will still get head unit alterations (unsure what, if anything, BMW/Toyota did with headunit output), but that would be your most untouched signals. So yep - I'd do what your plan is :)

  • @ezahmed1
    @ezahmed17 ай бұрын

    I’m getting exhaust noises from the woofer

  • @richie.grainger

    @richie.grainger

    7 ай бұрын

    Yeh man, you need Bimmercode (or a friend with it) to turn off Active Sound Design.

  • @ezahmed1
    @ezahmed19 ай бұрын

    So you didn’t use an amp?

  • @richie.grainger

    @richie.grainger

    9 ай бұрын

    This is a powered sub. So yeh, there is an amp inside the box. That's why it needed a power, ground and remote wire. Speakers without an amp do not need those wires.

  • @ezahmed1

    @ezahmed1

    9 ай бұрын

    @@richie.grainger can you tell me why couldn’t you take the line out from the oem subs

  • @richie.grainger

    @richie.grainger

    9 ай бұрын

    @@ezahmed1 - hey man, we did take the line-out from the OEM subs. We took it from the side (same wires), which has very easy access, rather than removing the subs and taking from there (same process, but more removing). Rather than welding, if that's too hard, you could use T Clamps for your wires. The install would be sooo much quicker and easier (But I prefer welds). Here is a T Clamp: m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61KiQ4aoWIL._AC_UF894,1000_QL80_.jpg

  • @PATPAT-fp5oz
    @PATPAT-fp5oz9 ай бұрын

    Why not just replace and upgrade the two existing factory subs.. it would make the install look a lot cleaner instead of adding a third sub box that is now adding more weight and taking up all the space?

  • @richie.grainger

    @richie.grainger

    9 ай бұрын

    Definitely valid points. The sound of a 12" sub has a very different sound to a 10" subwoofer. For me - I'm not fussed on weight/space - I don't race the Supra and I have a dual-cab when I need space. But for someone who is happy with 10"s would certainly be happy to use the factory boxes.

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