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Remove the speaker and look on the back of it, then look at the head unit. There should be info on what ohms and watts the speaker needs to perform. FYI "RMS rating" is max load, not normal operating levels.
I can remove the speakers but the original head unit wasn't there when I got the truck. I'll give it a shot and try and look it up but idk what I'll come across lol
Was just thinking since the old head unit is gone and I installed the new that's the rms I should go off of isn't it?
Correct
correct
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