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I've seen at least one guy that powered an 8" kicker with the factory amp.
You'll have to modify the sub enclosure a bit but a 6.75" kicker fits right in with no modification.
You'll have to modify the sub enclosure a bit but a 6.75" kicker fits right in with no modification.
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Is there a way to use power line from factory amp to instead power a new amp in that same location? Trying to avoid running new independent power line from the battery.
I wouldn’t want to use the power for the factory amp but I suppose it would matter what amp you are putting in. Are you trying to avoid cost or something?
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Any proper amp will require power direct to battery. If you're not interested in doing that I would recommend the fusion app with the kicker 6.75-in subwoofer.
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@Silence is correct.
The factory amp has a 12-gauge wire I believe... so... that's probably enough to power a 200 watt amp... maybe a 250 watt amp if you feel like pushing it.
If you are doing a tailgate sub, you're looking at a 400+ watt amp (should be much more)... and the only way you are doing that is by running a 8 gauge wire from the battery to the back.
generally not
you need a 5 channel amp 2 for front 2 for back another for sub
also a sound processor will help
and try mti acoustic for tail gate sub slim 10 bigger box or slim 12 smaller box
you need a 5 channel amp 2 for front 2 for back another for sub
also a sound processor will help
and try mti acoustic for tail gate sub slim 10 bigger box or slim 12 smaller box
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