Replaced Stock Subs
Replaced Stock Subs Fianlly got my stock subs fixed with Fosgate 6.5" ones. The results are not quite what I expected, but they are better than stock nonetheless. The subs are good, but the car vibrates too much when you turn them up. If you have blown your stock subs, I reccomend just replacing them with the stocks.
TECH Apprentice
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From: Long Island NY
Re: Replaced Stock Subs unfortunately the mounting loction isnt the best for the amount of bass they put out, so the interior panle rattle and the grilles will too... nature of the beast... you can pull out some screws and stick in some rubber washers and see if that helps... I just went and tightened all mine and relaly havent noticed much of a problem except for the speaker grilles...
Teching In
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From: Tempe, Az
Re: Replaced Stock Subs I will be adding two 10" subs to what was the so called trunk area in a Q Logic sub enclosure. From what you both say, I may experience some rattling.. I can already make the side mirrors rattle. Should I go ahead and put in a much dead skin as I can? This will be my first experience changing out the stock stereo from the head unit to the subs in the back. Any suggestions?
Re: Replaced Stock Subs You can get the car Dynamatted, it's something that put padding on the body panels and deadens the vibrations. My friend did it in his car, he has two 12's and a 15". Much of the vibration in my car seems to be in the doors, there are some things in there that need to have padding on them.
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From: Long Island NY
Re: Replaced Stock Subs You have to be careful if you take stuff apart in this car, because of all the clips dont line up its gonna rattle till its mounted correctly...
That said if you got a lot of bass dynamat is your friend....
That said if you got a lot of bass dynamat is your friend....
