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.