RTLNOOBIE

i recently replace my stock sub with MTX 8" i think a 120W that i pick up from my bro. it fit in just barly and the tite down screw is off so i had to drill a new hole . and i'm not happy with the sound. i do have aftermarket amp to push it, but when i turn the valume about 15 the base is gone all i hear is air pushing. i also use dynamat all over the rear deck. any idea what to do? add spacer? close or open any hole for more air or less air for it to push?

thanks.

BukvaMan

probbably that subwoofer is not really ment to play in free air application and needs a recommended sealed enclosure i would say.

Fulani has a TL

iTrader: (1)

^^ Thats what I was thinking.

paliknight

was just about to say that.

RTLNOOBIE

ok thanks everyone.

RTLNOOBIE

what is the good sub that fit and play good for the stock hole?

nitropwd

well before you think about replacing the sub, why not seal up the underside of the deck?

FlyinLowTL

I have the same interest in replacing my stock woofer. I am looking for a good free-air sub because I don't have the time or motivation to build up a sealed enclosure for the rear deck.

I used to have a 95 accord that I modded like crazy, and now that I have an 05 TL NAVI, I don't want to touch anything...Anyone out there know of a decent free-air woofer that would work a lot better than the paper crap they throw in for stock?

thanks in advance--

ityper

i'm interested in a direct replacement as well.

so cal eddie

cdt ef80. you could use the stock amp but more power will def be better. you just have to seal the front from the back as good as you can