Mach 460 Wiring Diagram

Does anyone know which wires do what running to the amplifiers in the back of the 1995 Mustang Cobra Mach 460 amps? I am hoping to remove these amps from this car and install them in a 2000 Ford F-350, but there are plugs into the amps, not screw terminals like aftermarket amps. I am planning to cut and splice the wires into wires running to speakers in the truck, but I dont know what wires do what. any help would be appreciated

Just a warning beforehand---putting the mach amps in another vehicle is going to be a whole BUNCH of work.  First of all, the rear amplifiers only power the woofers for the speakers in the mach system.  All the highs come from the amplifier that's mounted underneath the factory head unit, behind the dash.  Secondly, I don't even know if the amplifiers will output full range sound.  I don't remember if they are crossed over from the head unit or if that takes place within the amp.  And finally, the output that goes to each of the amplifiers is a low-level signal, but depending on what kind of system is already in the F350, you might only have a high-level signal to feed to the amps.  In this case you'd need a line driver or level control to bring that down to a low-level that the mach 460 amps can properly use.  This would also mean cutting the RCA plugs off the line driver and splicing the RCA wires to the corresponding inputs for the amp.

Anyways, here's a pretty good site with a lot of mach 460 information.  They have wiring diagrams too, if you still really want to do this.  Just out of curiosity, what kind of system is in the F350 right now?  Is it just the plain old stock radio?

Oh yea one more thing I thought of:  I think the turn-on voltage for the mach amps is less than the typical 12 volts used for aftermarket components.  I don't remember the exact number but this can obviously be determined pretty easily using a DMM hooked up to the turn-on output of the mach 460 head unit.  If the voltage is something less than, say, 9 volts, I would try to get a hold of a voltage reduction adapter in order to prevent damage to the mach 460 amp.

there is already an aftermarket Pioneer head unit with one set of RCA outputs on the back.

it would be ok if the amps were alredy crossed over because they will be used to drive two small subs, one off each amp

Your only problem is gonna be that you'll have to cut off the plugs on one end of an RCA cable, and then splice these wires in to the factory amp's corresponding input wires. Only thing is since you'll be using two amps you might want to use an RCA splitter first, to split the signal.