Not looking for anything spectacular, just a direct bolt in replacement for the stock unit.
Any suggestions?

JimA

 

hey man, i replacemend mine in my other car with a Pioneer free air unit that i got off of ebay. It sounded pretty good but i had an amp installed as well. i have the stock one as well PM if you are interested.

 

If you are replacing the stock sub, you probably will need an amp to push it. I have heard some gs with replacement subs with the stock system and to tell u the truth it does not sound as good as the stock sub.

 

i have an amp powering my stock sub, i want to upgrade, is ur pioneer sub a direct replacement? or u need some custom work done to it?

 

rockford p2 10" is what i droped in my deck. just took a few mins to center it up and used the supplied screws to hold it down. got a little 200 watt amp pushing it it sounds nice, it sounds better than the stock fosho!! maybe i'll take som pics of it so you can see how it looks.

 

so did u have to drill new holes then?

 

i got a rockford p2 10' as well, but i took the sub out and its just empty space, and i have the rockford sub in a box drilled to the back of the trunk..do you suggest taking the sub out of the box and dropping it in where the stock sub used to be? im also pushing the p2 amp that comes with the sub as well.

 

i would say leave it in the box being as you already got it in there. ive got an air set up in the trunk and didnt want to take up any more room. so i just put it in the stock location. i took the stock sub and mounting bracket out so there was just a hole droped the p2 in the hole had a friend help me centr it up and held it down with the screws that came with the sub i'll take some pics tomarrow!!!

 

I have a JL audio free air sub with a 200 watt amp and it sounds pretty good! Its not over powering so if your looking for a really loud bass hitting system then go with a box in your trunk. But this is a defenit improvement over the stock sub

 

it's the same questions i asked b4, did u have to drill new holes? or it's a direct replacement? i am looking for a direct replacement aftermarket sub.

 

bump...im interested as well

 

I'm pretty certain that you'll have to drill new holes. Unless you can get a picture of the new sub and compare it to the oem sub to see if the screw holes match up.