How is this possible (sc400 audio)
07-13-04, 07:23 PM
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How is this possible (sc400 audio)
I found this picture on car domain... How do I put an aftermarket sub in place of the stock? What kinda amp is needed? Does it sound much better?
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You take out the back seats, deck, and voila! there are just screws holding the sub in. As for sub, just get a free-air one and a stronger amp. I'd rather get a regular sub in box than free-air cuz they don't have the OOMPH. Some people take out the stock sub and just leave the hole for air to come in the cabin.
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Yea i have tried to take the sub out of the housing... but there is no way to get the speaker out the of the metal housing that screws on. But if i needed to get a new amp either way, then i wont get another free-air sub.
Changing the subject a bit but...: Im looking to get maybe 2 10" subs and an amp... Are they are hard to install? Also how much would it cost to do this?
Changing the subject a bit but...: Im looking to get maybe 2 10" subs and an amp... Are they are hard to install? Also how much would it cost to do this?
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Originally posted by siniquezu
True but most enclosure subs are a waste of trunk space.
True but most enclosure subs are a waste of trunk space.
I ditched the factory sub and fitted an amplified 8" Rockford Punch (free air), it's not earth shattering but 10x better than stock and dont take up any valuable space.
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