Currently the dumbass who had the car before me has a 8" sub that does not work and a 150 watt amp that needs replacing he really got screwed on the deal. Here is a list of subs that i found on crutchfield anyone recommend a good one?

pioneer ts-w258d4

kicker compvr 07cvr102

kicker compvt 07cvt102 shallow mount

jbl power series p1024

 

www.sonicelectronix.com is where i get my stuff. since crutchfield is overpriced

what's your budget btw?

 

looking at about no more than $300 on ebay. I have the hookup at cartoys so i might just buy it from them.

 

What's the enclosure's sealed volume?

The goofball didn't just put it in the hole where the bloze was did he?

 

i have no idea how to find that out its screwed into the holes and its annoyin.

 

So it's in the bloze hole? No wonder. 99% of sub-woofers are not meant to be mounted in free space but rather in a sealed box of a given volume. Mounting a sealed box subwoofer in free space is a sure fire method of getting distorted and sloppy base.

 

ya i dont know what i should do wit it any suggestions?

 

Put a sub into an enclosure. There are no free air subs worth a crap. Depending on what you want out of the sub, whether your focus is on SQ or SPL, as well as your budget, that's going to give people a better idea of what to recommend.

 

spl budget around 300 want it to be clean and dont wanna add anything to trunk.

 

Not gonna happen. You want to achieve SPL, you NEED an enclosure. Like dave079 said, just get an under strut enclosure such as a Zenclosure, put in a JL Audio 10" or 12" W7, add an amp and you will be thumping pretty good.

If you don't want to put an enclosure in the hatch, then you will need to get a custom enclosure built for where you want to place your sub and you might not necessarily get enough airspace to drive them. Not to mention, it'll probably end up costing more.

 

got a roadster guy i dont have a hatch and can't put a custom enclosure

 

For roadsters

You can go with either one or two 10" subs.

 

i dont have any trunk space, at all with all my crap laptop bag books n everything just mainly lookin at doin it behind the seat sub,.

 

Guess you're gonna have to consider not gettin' a sub....

 

going to cost you more than $300 to have the sub sit in the OEM Bose location and for it to sound good. i know people on here have dynamatted the stock sub location and had decent results. do a search.