This looks ideal for a stock sub replacement!
06-04-12, 06:49 PM
#1
This looks ideal for a stock sub replacement!
Anybody running one? Seems like it would be just right?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-MB-QUART...77776696214421
http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-MB-QUART...77776696214421
06-04-12, 08:55 PM
#5
You dont have to go that shalow on the sub, it can be a normal sub as long as it doesnt have a huge magnet.
If you measure the distance between the mounting surface and the gas tank, that shoud give you a better sub choises. I cant remembe off the top of my head the clearance of my jl10w1v2-4, but it fits perfect there and I really love the way it beats
If you measure the distance between the mounting surface and the gas tank, that shoud give you a better sub choises. I cant remembe off the top of my head the clearance of my jl10w1v2-4, but it fits perfect there and I really love the way it beats
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06-06-12, 12:29 AM
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You dont have to go that shalow on the sub, it can be a normal sub as long as it doesnt have a huge magnet.
If you measure the distance between the mounting surface and the gas tank, that shoud give you a better sub choises. I cant remembe off the top of my head the clearance of my jl10w1v2-4, but it fits perfect there and I really love the way it beats
If you measure the distance between the mounting surface and the gas tank, that shoud give you a better sub choises. I cant remembe off the top of my head the clearance of my jl10w1v2-4, but it fits perfect there and I really love the way it beats
Are you running that free air in the deck (no box)?
Are you running it off the factory toyota amp?
How does it sound compared to stock?
Did you just drop it through the hole in the deck or use the old speaker as a mounting point?
Thx
06-06-12, 01:33 PM
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u dnt need a free air sup to replace the factory one. the space is so small its almost like a big box. to me it sounds good. i installed a 8" kicker and it sounds clean. the back window feels like its going to fly out.
06-06-12, 01:41 PM
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I just replaced the stock sub with a Pioneer, free air 10". It took some weather sealing and long screws, but it works great. I prolly could have gotten away with a deeper sub, magnet size. Sounds decent with also the addition of the 6x9's..
06-06-12, 04:50 PM
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Quick question for everyone who has replaced theit factory sub and installed 6.5's in the rear deck:
How did you mount them or mod the hole?
Anyone have a pic?
06-06-12, 06:01 PM
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kicker free air 10". modified the mounting bracket.. lets say a good amount.
check out this thread on subs, mine is at post 41.
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sc-...ve-bass-3.html
check out this thread on subs, mine is at post 41.
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sc-...ve-bass-3.html
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