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You do not need the wiring you linked to, (as long as you have a newer car with 16v battery, which I'm assuming you do given your initial question) just use the power under the right rear seat, you can either use the ground under the rear seat as well, or there's a good ground by the right rear...

Doing a quick look at powered subwoofers I found these that specifically say they work up to 16v https://www.crutchfield.ca/p_20611HS8/Kicker-11HS8.html?tp=73251 https://www.crutchfield.ca/p_777B8PTD/Sound-Ordnance-B-8PTD.html?tp=73251...

I looked through the manual, and as you said the highest voltage it mentions is 14.4v. I would be cautious and only use a product that specifically states it works up to 16v. I believe others on here have mentioned all in one solutions that are rated up to 16v, I haven't used any of these...

The sub enclosure is slightly different between the 3 and Y, your Y enclosure may not fit well in the 3. The amp is unusable at this point as the signals that feed it from the premium system just don't exist in a RWD. If you can make the enclosure fit, you could download and 3D print one of my...

I believe the part number of both subwoofer drivers is the same, so my adapter should work in the model Y. I can't speak to if the factory amp would still have clearance, but it should (if you are using it of course). The kicker you referenced looks good but I'm not sure if that would fit my...

I never saw this thread. Bass in a base M3 is definitely possible and can be done without issues If you're careful and use a fused power feed from the penthouse. I'm almost a year into having a 500W amp in the Model 3 RWD. Having said that I would caution going above 500w, and don't use an...

The basic Focal tweeter bracket is live. https://www.rwaudio.com/free-downloads I don't have an instruction sheet for it yet. Print in ABS or ASA/PETG at 0.2 to 0.28mm layer height, two walls, 3 top/bottom layers. Clamp around the tweeter and clip into the factory bracket.

I have a clamshell bracket for the tweeters, but haven't had a chance to incorporate a clip or something into the design. Happy to send it to you as is, you just have to use a dab of glue or simply carefully install them into the A pillar holder, as once it's installed it all holds together...

I'll have the design with instructions on my site for free download later this evening. www.rwaudio.com/free-downloads/

I've had a few days to live with the recent changes (out with the Focal ISU200 woofer/tweeter as well as the Kicker L7T8) installing the Dayton SIG180-4, the Hertz MP25.3 and Skar VD-8 D4. I'll start with the sub, I'm pleasantly surprised, it's low end response is fuller. I'll have to take...

Still too cold to sound deaden, that's a summer project. I'm thinking of doing the 3 layer treatment with sound deadening/closed cell foam/Mass loaded vinyl throughout the whole car. I did this years ago to a 2001 F150 and the results were pretty incredible. There's definitely some...

Weather finally got nicer here in Canada (temporarily) so I installed the Dayton Sig180 woofers in the doors, went back to the Hertz tweeters and installed the Skar sub with the kicker amp. (I'll swap in the Skar amp soon). Everything fit nicely, the Dayton Sig180 is about the deepest woofer...

The old RWD also doesn't have the same rear speaker set up as the LR, however your most noticeable improvements in quality will always come from the front. (Unless you are just referring to the lack of subwoofer). It looks like the speakers in the '24 are virtually unchanged, so upgrades...

Awesome information!!! There's some great info in this video about the 4FE35 which would be very similar to the 4FE32.

I have some information in a different thread about the Hansshow harness, wiring pinouts etc, perhaps it will be useful to you. https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/posts/7519088/