Amp problem

ok guest, one of the best, easiest, quality products out there for that type of project is made by Scosche, And is avail. at your local Wal Mart for around sixteen bucks. It's a small blue box with a set of RCA's and a set of screw-down wire terminals. It's really easy, locate the closet halfway point where you can access your factory speaker wiring, one left, one right, so long as both are on same "fade (ie: both front or rear) tap into those wires with a razor cut into the insulation abou ta half inch and wrap a new wire tightly around the factory one. Now you have "tapped" your L+R channels WITHOUT losing the use of those original speakers! Simply route your new wires to the terminals on the scosche unit and it provides adjustment of the voltage to the RCA's to either compensate a weak head unit, or protect the amp from a powerful input! read the instructions on tuning the unit and you'll have a great sounding "stealth" system in no time!