mksevo

ok , now that we have our stock subwoofer out. is there a good replacement of do we need to add an amp to our sub. the stock sub is 1 ohm and only 75 watts, I have a couple of other subs. Rockford 8 ohm 400 watt or a 4 ohm cadence 250 watt. the only real rub is the stock speaker is dual voice coils and has 4 wire attachment. I guess you could run them together for left and right + / - my other subs are only single voice coils. what do you guys think.

mksevo

there is a mount inside that limits how tall your speaker is. the stock measures almost 4 1/2 inches tall, the complete case depth is 6 1/2 if you were to cut down the mount where the screw goes into the back of the stock sub. probably to keep it from rattling.

LayinLo

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just about any sub will be better. you will need another amp.

kidneythief13

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Kicker L7's are suppose to be the best bang for the buck, also any higher wattage Rockford Fosgate is suppose to be really good. I was in the market for some subs a little while back & the salesman kept saying that Rockfords pump out more power than labeled. Get a 12" if you like hip-hop & a 10" for rock.

mksevo

I tried another 10 in Rockford that I had but it wasnt better, actually sounds ok but less bass. I had the long throw cadence but with out an AMP I think this is the best sub with the stock system. Rockford has the I360 center which will allow you to intergrate into the stock system I may look into that.

atombomb33

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You could technically get a new sub to run off the existing wiring. But, there's a very good chance it will sound worse than the stock sub. For the best sound you'll at least need a separate amp to run the new sub.

For a new sub, you'll want to find out the air space in the stock enclosure. Then find a sub that matches that air space.

Best solution would be to completely remove the stock enclosure. Replace it with a fiberglass enclosure with a sub that matches the enclosure and the type of sound you are looking to get. Then match that with a new amp.

Good luck!

Damon_Chambers

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you will probably need another box. the airspace for this box is probably a lot smaller than a bigger beefier sub.