Replace the stock sub?

[Lindgren]

I want to either replace my stock sub, or give the existing one a boost in power by replacing the amp.
I have no Idea what setup is in there. Any low cost suggestions would be great.

2002 Yukon.


Thanks

 

[blueflamed03]

for cheap, start off just replacing the sub to a better one. OEM one's 'usually' aren't up to aftermarket standards. Some newer cars DO have great systems.
But replace the sub. If still dis-satisfied, then you can always add an amp.
Be sure to watch depth of sub you put in, and match impedance.

 

[Lindgren]

for cheap, start off just replacing the sub to a better one. OEM one's 'usually' aren't up to aftermarket standards. Some newer cars DO have great systems.
But replace the sub. If still dis-satisfied, then you can always add an amp.
Be sure to watch depth of sub you put in, and match impedance.

Do you know what size is in there now? Can you recommend a sub? And do you happen to know the impedance off hand; so I dont have to take it out and look...

Thanks

 

[blueflamed03]

you talking about the 10" in rear drivers panel?

 

[txsmainevent]

I pulled mine out yesterday while replacing the door speakers. I disconnected mine. On the Tahoe's its a 8'' not sure bout the Yukon. Simple to pull out....

 

[Lindgren]

I pulled mine out yesterday while replacing the door speakers. I disconnected mine. On the Tahoe's its a 8'' not sure bout the Yukon. Simple to pull out....

I think it is the same as the Tahoe, 8". And I googled the impedance 4 OHMS... What would you recommend for a cheap upgrade?

 

[01yukonslt]

I built a little ported box for mine and it boosted output quite a bit honestly i was surprised. i had left over wood from my box i built for my Fi sub im ordering and some spare time so i threw together a box thats about .65 ft^3 and 40hz was the lowest i could really get the tuning down to but it worked out pretty well. i can get a pic when my phone is done charging.

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and idk bout the difference from 01/02 but i just had my sub out 3 days ago and it said right on it 2ohm

 

[07Denali]

I built a little ported box for mine and it boosted output quite a bit honestly i was surprised. i had left over wood from my box i built for my Fi sub im ordering and some spare time so i threw together a box thats about .65 ft^3 and 40hz was the lowest i could really get the tuning down to but it worked out pretty well. i can get a pic when my phone is done charging.

---------- Post added at 01:11 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:10 PM ----------

and idk bout the difference from 01/02 but i just had my sub out 3 days ago and it said right on it 2ohm

If it is a 2 ohm then a dual 4 ohm sub should work fine. Just run both positives and both negatives together to the two leads from the amp.
Or find a 2 ohm svc sub. The slim mount is going to be the trick if necessary, probably going to need to be a RF or a Kicker.

 

[01yukonslt]

heres the pic it was pretty simple and really cheap and sounds great i think.

 

[blueflamed03]

dang it, I keep saying 10", it's an 8"