This was very helpful. The only difference is my panel is one piece, it doesn't have that cut out in the middle. I would definitely recommend pulling all 3 panels. I tried to sneak in on the side but there wasn't enough room.
The hardest part was getting the panel out. I have a 24 BB 2 door and there is a dog leg stantion that goes from the panel to the body that I cracked and had to epoxy. I used the wiring harness from the amp to the original sub and it was long enough. You will need 8 #8 by 1 inch screws to mount...
Yeah all of the above. I'm not an aficionado by any means but the stock sub wasn't doing anything. I didn't want to pull out the whole housing to mount a bigger amp but now that I've gotten my feet wet I'll be sure to making more upgrades down the road. Now it's cleaner and louder without...
I just put a kicker 6.75 in my enclosure with the stock amp. I wanted to try something simple without having to modify the box and to get some experience. It definitely sounds better and for $110 bucks I would do it again.