Question about 3rd gen dash speaker impedance and bass blockers.

I got in line for a 2022 Pro back in August. It will be a manual trans so no JBL stereo. I am planning a Kicker retrofit using factory wiring for the speakers.

Stock head unit.
Kicker KEY200.4 AMP

Pair Kicker 47KSC3504 KSC3504 3.5" 50 Watt 2-way Car Stereo Speakers KSC350

Kicker 47KSC3504 3-1/2” Dash Speakers (will require some cutting)
Kicker 47KSC6904 6” x 9” Front Doors
Kicker 47KSC6704 6-3/4” Rear Doors

$240 Kicker 11HS8 8” 150 Watt Hideaway Compact Car Audio Powered Subwoofer Sub HS8

Kicker 11HS8 8” Powered Sub

My question is that it looks like the stock dash and front door speakers are 4 ohm, but appear to be wired parallel. If I am reading this right, I think that 4 ohm rated bass blockers installed in the line for the dash speakers will cut off at double their stated cutoff value since they will be at 2 ohms due to the parallel wiring.

Do I have that right?

 

bass blockers = capacitors?

 

Yes.

 

very complicated indeed. Could depend where you install the cap in the circuit too, lol

could you google: impedance 2 4ohms with capacitor;
on another forum a poster explained it, diya

 

I have the ksc 6x9 and 6.75s in my truck, would be interested to see your install of the 3.5s when you do it. I have the Subaru tweeters now which work well especially with amplification, but have thought about what it’d be like to add the 3.5s.