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Right on. I have the flip up console with the solid one underneath. If I didn't have so much crap in that, that location would be a great spot. 

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I still have 2 8" JL subs, been wanting to do this for a while. Might just run 1 so I can leave room for golf clubs on other side [emoji23].

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I bought the Kicker from GM, comes with the wiring needed. Plug and play. Goes under passenger rear seat in a nice enclosed box. 
takes 5min to pull out if I desperately need that floor space. Haven’t had that problem yet. 
it thumps pretty good. Cant get any better without a head unit upgrade. Which im told that the head units are extremely under powered and a $600 upgrade would make a world of difference 

but for me, with the stock bose system and kicker sub, it rarely gets over 2/3 colume control when im in a good summer cruising mood. 

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On 4/30/2021 at 8:36 PM, Chadw90 said:

I bought the Kicker from GM, comes with the wiring needed. Plug and play. Goes under passenger rear seat in a nice enclosed box. 
takes 5min to pull out if I desperately need that floor space. Haven’t had that problem yet. 
it thumps pretty good. Cant get any better without a head unit upgrade. Which im told that the head units are extremely under powered and a $600 upgrade would make a world of difference 

but for me, with the stock bose system and kicker sub, it rarely gets over 2/3 colume control when im in a good summer cruising mood. 

 

Do you have a pic? Also, was there any programming to the head unit needed for this?

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