Owner's Manual

For those installing their own coaxial speakers with

no separate tweeters, you’ll simply leave the

tweeter sections uncut and install your coaxial

speakers similar to the Kicker Coaxial shown in the

photo here.

This step is

for those

installing their

own

component

speakers.

If installing your own component speaker system, you’ll

need to follow your manufacturer’s instructions and cut out

the proper size tweeter holes. Sizes vary and need to be

precise which is why we leave them uncut (unless you

purchased the pods with the Kicker® component system).

(If you’re using your own speakers and purchased the pods empty)

Some possible crossover locations if you’re using component speakers:

(Please decide where you’ll put the crossovers before installing speakers or affixing the pods.)

B: Using a couple of zip ties could provide a place for the

crossovers behind the hook & loop opening in the fabric

for the soft-top bars.

Positives: Easy access to the switches on crossovers and

can hide excess wire under padding.

Negatives: Less protection from the elements…maybe

consider putting them in plastic bags for

additional protection from moisture?

A: Crossovers can be placed inside the pods. We dropped

one in the driver’s side pod to show the best mounting

orientation (driver’s side pod shown).

Positives: Total protection from the elements and offers

some possible additional theft protection.

Negatives: Can’t easily change switches on crossovers and

should probably remove excess wire or at least

make sure it’s wound up and can’t rattle.

HINT: If you opt to put the crossovers inside the pods, you should consider powering up the

tweeters temporarily to decide crossover level switch settings before they’re inside the pods and behind

the woofers. (Kicker crossover points only increase volume to the tweeters, not the woofers).

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