Don't hook the stock speakers to that amp.

2010 Limited with some stuff

 

Care to explain why?

 

They can't handle it. Plain and simple.

2010 Limited with some stuff

 

Do you know the RMS ratings on them?

 

No sir I do not but my guess would be very low.

2010 Limited with some stuff

 

I'm searching for specs but coming up empty. They may handle a little power but your gains will be so low that I doubt you'll benefit from them being hooked up. It's your call bud.

2010 Limited with some stuff

 

Also from what I remember when we put that amp in his bike...it doesn't have gain settings so Bates is correct, you'll blow the stockers sending full 75w.

BUT I also remember using the stock HU on a 2008 we had to use an RCA converter because the high level inputs were overdriving the amp and sending it to protect. There's a switch on the amp to set it to high-level or low level. I'd say try it out and if your amp starts to cut out, you'll want to use an RCA converter.

 

Worst I have to do is order a set of the JBL's.

 

I have an RCA converter coming as well.

I hope it works ok with just using the front speaker wires as the inputs for the amp. I don't have the rear wiring harness to use the rear speaker wires as inputs as well.

 

Honestly Jones. You won't like the JBL 6.5's. I tried to make those things sound good every way possible when I had them a few years back. Polyfill you name it. They just don't sound that good on a bike in the wind. Not judging your speaker choice but I wouldn't fool with them again. But thats just me. You may like em. Now the GTO939 6x9's are a beast!