Jblkstr

For all people who want to replace the subwoofer with a more powerful one here are pictures of how i did it, i had my uncle help me with this, first take out your old sub and cut the metal so you get it like the first picture the clippers i used are below that fit it around your speaker and mark with a sharpee where you need to make incisions so it can fit after that bolt it down to the harness and the bolt it under the spot where it went

1sWt2GS

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what size is the OEM sub? and is everything a direct plug and play?

(besides drilling the hole for the new speaker)

Jblkstr

The oem is a 10 inch sub we took the plug from the old one and used it on the new one which is a 10 inch 800 wat sub and we didnt have to mess with anything else to get it to work

1sWt2GS

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what brand is it ? how do you like it?

still using your stock amp?

Jblkstr

As you can see in the pictures it is phoenix gold i currently run everything phoenix gold except for the radio which is still OEM, i use an 800 watt 5 channel amp, it sounds great not as much rattle as the stock sub

DosyBoy

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I gotta phoenix gold 5 channel amp running my speakers in the car, and replaced my stock speaker with a 10" infinity also with NO rattles

chubz

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pheonix gold is good stuff! it must kick hard. i went with a 10 inch kicker comp on mine and no complaints.

yatssdaa

i went with a 10 inch kicker comp on mine and no complaints.

c-low

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sound clips???

SoarerSC1

I looks pretty simple to do. Did you use an aftermarket amplifier for the sub?

clos430

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