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Message: [QUOTE="machinestheman, post: 558053, member: 9875"] if your new head unit does not have built in hpf i would put some in to keep your door speakers from working against the subs unless you plan on upgrading the door speakers aswell this will also allow the stock system to sound crisper and cleaner by taking the low bass out of the equasion as far as choosing the amp and speakers find an amp that is capable of putting out what your speakers can handle at the ohm configuration you plan on running in my opinio i would find both of what you want first before pulling he trigger on an amp or speakers and as far as brand integrity i have ran the cheapest of the cheap and outperformed many name brand setups at stereo competitions as lo g as the rms ratings match you are golden also if you stay with a single sub and stick with about an 800- 1000 watt amp would be my suggestion also you can stick with your stock battery without any power issues to the amp at those levels hope this helps any questions feel free to hit me up i have built many budget stereos that sounded better than a high end so called professional installation [/QUOTE]

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