Anyone have any idea if this wiring harness is likely to work? I'm looking for opinions before I "take one for the team" and blow $40 on an experiment. Thanks!

http://www.bazooka.com/product_feature.asp?id=24&pg=2



70-71-1761
F.A.S.T. Connector-TOYOTA/GEO 87 & UP
MSRP: $49.00

F.A.S.T. (Factory Auto Sound T-Harness) for Toyota/Geo 1987 & Up. The Fast Connector System allows easy, quick, plug-in installation of any Bazooka ® EL or EL-hp amplified bass tubes. This unique T- harness has one plug for OEM wiring, one plug for OEM radio, and one plug for the connection to the Bazooka ® Bass Tubes ® .

 

From what i can see it looks promising.

 

that looks like the one that i had for my car. only difference is that you probably need to extend the wires yourself, while the scion/toyota oem one has the wires long enough already.

 

Where you gonna get it from? I was figurin it wouldn't be too hard to wire up a bazooka on your own, but that harness looks pretty hairy.

 

I think Crutchfield.com has it.

 

looks like it will fit...

 

Yeah crutchfield.com has them and if they don't work you can return them with no problem.

 

I'm lookin at it on the crutchfield site, and it says its 16.5' long - I dunno - does that sound about as long as the one u had?

 

Just ordered it ... we'll see what happens :D

For those of you with the factory Bazooka sub, where did they tap for power? I've heard different things about tapping under the dash or under the rear seat cushion. Of course Bazooka says to tap the battery directly.

 

Has anyone installed a full on competition sound system in their box yet? I'm hoping that if all goes well, I should get mine done by this summer. Just wanted to know if anyone has and if so, how many watts are you running with what kind of subs/enclosure?

 

Doesn't it draw power and signal from the HU??

 

I've heard that from several people -- it could be so but the power leads to the HU seem a bit skinny and I'm not too excited about sucking more amps through those.