Replacing the speaker in the sub

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04-15-2003, 11:00 AM

shamr0ck

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Replacing the speaker in the sub

Has anyone tried this? Would the tiny dimension of the stock sub be too small to get any more sound out of? I'm thinking about going for it but I guess I'm looking to hear something positive first

04-15-2003, 12:09 PM

Jalapeno Man

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for get it. The sub ecnloser that is there is way to small. Just save your money and get a good box'd sub for your trunk. Also, if u even took out the sub box under neath the seat, that area is still to small to put another decetn sub under there.

04-16-2003, 08:33 AM

shamr0ck

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I dont want something that would rattle my car apart. Just a tad bit more sound. I wouldn't want to replace the sub enclosure, just the speaker inside it.

04-16-2003, 10:21 AM

surfertech

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then get an amp and get new speakers. youd should be able to get good midbass in the door speakers. without a sub

04-21-2003, 02:49 PM

kenchan

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did you try tweaking the gain and freq on the factory sub?

there are 2 dials on the side facing the center console.

i have mine setup pretty loud and works great with
my Excelon speakers upfront.

my bass is pretty much
controlled by the fader. the rear speakers are still stock
and they sound like crap. i should chance those to coax.

04-22-2003, 05:00 AM

slonomo

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Shamr0ck,
I had the same idea of replacing the stock 'woofer' in the sub. I already have some 6.5 woofers sitting idle. The stock box isn't big enough to hold them, but I can make a spacer with some MDF. I have just begun to figure out how to get the woofer out in the first place.
Another alternative is to replace the underseat woofer with another powered sub. I took a look at the Infinity Basslink and the Kenwood woox. The Infinity is too tall to fit under the seat, but the Kenwood should fit nicely. You already have the wiring done for you; you just need to bridge the stock wiring to the new sub's wiring harness.
Let me know if you have any success getting the woofer out.