Installing the T1808 system, Have a premium sound car, need more info Options

[razor7]

Alright,
So I already know that I'll need to kill both amps and run everything off of just the deck itself (though I plan on wiring in a breakout box to send power to an amp that will power 8" polks). Will the stock wiring hook up to the 1808, or will I need to create a pinout connector and work on the wiring some (I can work my around with a soldering iron, shouldn't be too difficult)?

I'm also wondering if anyone has a pinout for the stock mid range amp (the one under the seat). I want to put in another semi-low powered amp in the same spot, and if possible, use the same wiring for the doors.

I have also been reading around and in order to get out the stock amp (next to the climate control) I'll need to tear apart most of my dash and center panels. Is there any special operation/order needed to go about doing this (I skimmed through the other thread, I'll re-check it once I get the radio).

Thanks,
-TC

[razor7]

Alright,
So bear with me, this is basically my *ideal* plan (I understand that this may not be possible, but would like to attempt anyways).

So wiring would be like so.

T1808 deck -> female T1808 deck connector -> spliced into original male deck connector -> coupled to original female deck connector -> sent to what would be the male main amp cable -> coupled to female main amp cable -> spliced into 2 -> #1 spliced into male speaker connector (would be main amp out for 1", 4", 6") -> coupled to 1", 4", 6" female speaker connector -> sent to speakers

#2 spliced into male sub woofer amp connector -> coupled to female sub woofer amp connector -> stripped wires (remote, positive and negatives for left and right) -> new sub amp -> 8" subs

I would also need a male connection for the power being sent to amp, or is that included in the loom from the original amp? I know the sub amp has two wire looms that connect to it.

So, I guess what I need to know is if I can get female and or male versions of each connector along the series of cables from the deck to the speakers. Obviously this isn't the easiest way to do this (running new wires or cutting and splicing would be easier) but I would like everything to be able to be reverted to stock if needed.

Unfortunately the wiring diagram from earlier doesn't give me part numbers for the connectors, so I'm not sure if opposite versions exist.

-TC