Yes you can use your stock amp wire, but idk the guage. If it's 10 guage or better you'll be just fine up to probably 600 watts. If you got like a little 300 watt amp then you can run almost any size wire for the most part. People are crazy with their 0 guage wires for a small little amp. If your cranking 2000 watts or something definitely. Then I run an extra battery in the trunk with my system and upgrade all my crap. Alternator etc. But for something like a little 10 or 12 inch with like 500 or 600 watts you shouldn't have a problem. I do recommend a cheap capacitor tho to take any extra heavy draw away from alternator. They are cheap af now and really do work wonders for the overall health of your vehicle charging system.

You're not going to run into any issue with the gauge since the provided wires are basically just like wires. Don't let the gauge nonsense throw you off with this sub as it's self powered. You only need to follow the instructions and use the provided wires and that is it! I would recommend that you loosely set up the sub to be tested at both under the driver and passenger seat to get a feel for the bass it is able to provide. The subs itself are again self-powered and it isn't 500 watt. It's about 360 watt max! Meaning you will probably be running it at more like 100-200 on most occasion. This sub isn't meant to provide you crazy bass but enough bass to match your system. If you truly want better bass...there's always the dedicated sub route with the larger box and amp and your 2-4 gauge.

No

Only the sub

yeah bro but you have to get a connector

Good question, was wondering the same thing.

Yes you can install two in one car, it will just take a little more wiring

I have two HS8s in my Silverado, one under each front seat. Only one works though. I had it replaced under Kicker's "warranty" ($75 + shipping) and the "new" one showed up DOA today, and all dirty. These are expensive, give some serious thought to dropping this much coin on this little bass with a 66% failure rate out of the box.

@@DoubleJThe do you know of a better sub that is not prone to such failure

@@DoubleJThe That is expected of a 8" shallow sub. These subs are meant to run at 50-70% of its actual rating. That and the 8" sub doesn't do well when push to its limit in dealing with bass oriented music. The 10" version is more dedicated to the bass enthusiasts while running at 50-70% of the bass volume while providing a much more enriching bass to the inside vehicle. It's just as good if not better to feel the 10" sub more under the passenger seat than having the 8" sub under the driver seat.

Yes you can

I’m wondering the same thing

yeah its a bit tight but it fits

@@lachlsn2046do u have this installed on ur tesla model 3?

Bazooka still the way to go. I have two

That’s what I want to know too

@@seanrogers9354 yes

Yes

It’s exactly the same. You can literally unhook your existing speaker and plug the HS 10 directly in.

It’s only 2 mm taller too

My 8" stopped working randomly 3 months ago, after about 4 months of use. But I have the 10" arriving today hopefully it lasts longer.

There is a significant gain in the amount of bass you will encounter. Think of it as this way, you would have to place the 8" sub directly under the driver seat to have a similar experience with the 10" sub under the passenger seat running around half the volume of the bass setting. The significance of this is why run your 8" sub to its limit risking a blown sub depending on the music versus a 10" sub at 50-70%. I had the 8" sub installed and within two weeks of hip hop music. The subs were blown. Went back and they automatically swapped me to the 10" sub since the connection were basically the same with the exception of the fuse. The 10" sub is much more filling to the inside of the vehicle versus the little 8" sub which tries to get that room filled. If your windows are rolled down...you definitely need that extra thump to provide that extra loss of bass with the interference of open road.

@@Bush_Baby hopefully you already got your system setup with the 10" sub and happy with the upgrade. There is a significant gain in bass between the two. Hopefully you placed it under the passenger seat unless you're a bass thriller and want to directly benefit from the bass under the driver seat.

$350

No. Dont waste mkneu on this it only gives decent bass to fullfill sound spectrum

Yes and Yes. It will fit in a Camaro and you can install multiple units in the car, it just takes some extra wiring.

@@blackedition5895 buying them right now =)