KICKER 48CWR84 CompR 8" Subwoofer, DVC, 4-ohm

Good Quality

I have replaced all my speakers in my Bronco. Alpines everywhere except the sub and front kick panels. Kick panels now have Memphis MJP6. The Sub is this Kicker 8”. I removed the panel around the speaker. Took out the OEM. I did have to modify the Kicker by trimming the outer edge of the speaker. If you take your time it is simple to do and then this fits perfectly in the same area. I connected the wires and reinstalled the panel. Make sure you add some poly-fill behind it. It really made a difference. I must say this last speaker upgrade really made the difference. I did not replace any electronics…the B&O amp is still there. I think the whole system sounds great for an OEM amp and head unit. If you want to upgrade your sub, then this is an inexpensive option.

Let’s start off with I have a 2003 Mitsubishi Montero Limited, I bought it off the lot as is, I never noticed untill a couple of days with it that it had no real thump in the sound, it has real good highs and mids but I turned the bass up all I could hear was crackling in the rear, found out it had the Infinity Premium Sound System in it and the subwoofer in the rear panel was blown, I will be honest getting to it was a tedious choir, anyways after tons of research I chose the Kicker 8” because it’s power handling matches that of the Infinity amp(sub output is 150 watts on a 550 amp) now my ride sounds all around fantastic Hint of Advice, some of these factory subs holes are larger due to its bracket, most are 8’” woofers, get a wide spacer or all you will hear after gerry rigging it is rattling

Very nice. Worth the extra money.

Got two of these wired together at 800 watts with 2 ohms and they sound great and are nice and clean and I have them in a box that's small with passives to save space, the subs are on top in the pic so you can't see them but they play into the rear window so they sound nice and full