I need a sub for my explorer

I blew my stock sub, and i need a new one. I want to get a bigger one, and i found this one. I still have the stock amp, But could i use this sub with my stock wiring? I dont really know anything about audio, so what would i have to do to use this sub in my explorer? Its a 94 btw. I dont want to spend a lot, jsut get the bass back. It sounds really shitty. I cant make ripples in a bottle of water if my life depended on it.

The sub (http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Blaupunkt-10-subwoofer-speaker-with-box_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ38647QQitemZ8036012 570QQrdZ1)

any small sub will work...just pick one.

great! thanks a lot!

if you want to put a sub back in the stock location, you need to measure it and buy one that size. Aftermarket speakers are typically less efficient, so it may not have as much bass with the same amp.

the stock sub is 6.5" i think, but it goes inside the rear interior panel. Ill jsut get this one with a box and put it right there, but outside the interior panel, it will stay between my wheel well arch and by back hatch.

Tang Bang 6.5 :)

Tang Bang 6.5 :)


LOL

I hear they can hit 198.7 db's with stock stereo's.




Ok, I'm sorry...really I am.

its Tang Band isnt it?

Tang Bang = Joke.

But in all seriousness you arent going to fund a bunch better "sub" in a 6.5

one 8" sub can easily keep up with an OEM stereo.

12s belong in an explorer.

thought id update. I bought some no name 10 dollar sub at walmart. I was driving down the road about a month later (this happened a while ago) and the bass just cut out for a second, then came back for a sec, then cut out totally. never came back on.

My mom says i probably blew my amp. The sub makes no noise whatsever. Its not torn or anything like the old stock one.

What do you guys think? Im porbably just gonna buy a whole new stock sub/amp/casing unit or something.

Why stay stock, you have tones of room and even then a small sealed enclosure and a small amp can make enough bass. You can do a whole amp, sub, enclosure setup for under 250 in most cases, depending on amount of bass and quality.

Why stay stock, you have tones of room and even then a small sealed enclosure and a small amp can make enough bass. You can do a whole amp, sub, enclosure setup for under 250 in most cases, depending on amount of bass and quality.

i want it to fit behind the interior panel and im poor.

thought id update. I bought some no name 10 dollar sub at walmart. I was driving down the road about a month later (this happened a while ago) and the bass just cut out for a second, then came back for a sec, then cut out totally. never came back on.

My mom says i probably blew my amp. The sub makes no noise whatsever. Its not torn or anything like the old stock one.

What do you guys think? Im porbably just gonna buy a whole new stock sub/amp/casing unit or something.
first, don't buy audio crap from wal-mart unless it's an amp wiring kit (well, my pioneer amp came from wal-mart 4 years ago and still runs strong) but not subs. I still think you should invest in an aftermarket sub and box (12s like i said before, but that's what i'd do). sure it won't be "clean and hidden" in the panel, but it will sound a LOT better than almost any factory system.

Sounds like you need to do some custom work and fit an ED e8a.44, RL-I 8, or a DD 1008.

Mpyre Audio has some 6.5" subs that look pretty good. Might check into them also.