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When I was looking at sealed 12" subs I thought it was closer to 1 cu ft ea. Like I said, I am not an audio guy and bought a preloaded box

I'm not an audio guy but I have the kicker 12" downfire box with the passive radiator and the box you put 2 - 12" speakers in looks tiny in comparison. Are you moving enough air to get decent base out of that setup?

Last 2 days my key fob has been spotty. Sometimes it unlocks or locks the car and I am getting messages in the dash that no key fob is present. (Helpful) Thoughts?

I think of you’re asking if you are going to regret it, then you are going to regret it. Nothing wrong with any configuration. I got the OBX because I saw no need for the disconnecting sway bar and I liked the styling better. SAS because it’s more than just big tires and I thought a great deal...

Take the new one because the value of the truck will never be the same. Try selling a car where the car fax report says there was frame damage or it was salvaged. You get pennies on the dollar.

Very rational... well said.

Yes, base system. You may be right and there is still more amp room. Sound is great at all volumes. One item I’m still tuning is the Audio Control accubass. Seems I loose it at high volume but that’s an amp setting issue

I thought $2k all in was a good budget for me. If I could do it again I would have gotten a separate sub amp though… closer to 1000 amps

I went with Kicker KS all around and replaced the rear 4” pods with 6 ½” in the REA. I have an Audio Control LC1300 amp and kicker 12” sub. Funny you mention you play at level 18. I am usually between 14-16 with the windows or roof down. I set up the amp with volume at ⅔ when setting the gains...

Plenty of opinions and threads on this topic. All I can add is that I happily upgraded everything but ended up a bit disappointed because no matter what you do, sound deadening and acoustic control is very limited. My goal was good quality sound which I have but is not overly loud and the road...

My opinion, since I have one, the OBXSAS comes with everything you could want. The only thing you didn’t come with was the disconnecting swaybar, which I know I will never use here in New Jersey. I was not interested in the marine grade vinyl or the washout floor. I should add at this is my...

If the key is in the car, what is stopping someone from just opening the door? Since the key allows you to open the door based on proximity alone, wouldn't that be an issue?

I just found Sas OBX high package had everything I wanted and nothing I didn't. I didn't need the disconnecting swaybar since it will never go over obstacles that require me to disconnect. I also didn't need the washout floor... the rubber mats provide me plenty of protection for the carpet. I...

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I was thinking of drilling a hole and using a body panel fastener to hold it in place

The double sided tape that comes with the black clips you tape on to receive the cover does not work. I have read multiple threads where it may stick temporarily, but ultimately comes off especially when it gets hot outside. Is there a mechanical fastening solution to hold those clips in place?

Has anyone figured a way to mount the hooks that go near the tailgate to hold the cargo area cover closed? The tape that comes with the hooks has failed.

Maybe try this...

I have seen several of retractable cargo covers and they all look like they come from the same factory. They also all have the same complaint... stickers don't hold the clips and the tabs break off the top. Has anyone found a good quality cover that does not have these issues? Something maybe a...

I used these and they are great. Crutchfield said they were sold out but I had them in a week.