i have a 12 inch kicker that needs a mounting depth of 16.9 cm which is 6.65 inches or 6 11/16 and I'm wondering if this is gonna work
1382866
I can't answer since mine is installed and I would have to open it up to see, but I have infinity 12" reference sub and it fits. (barely) If yours is close or less it will work.
265723
I will take exact measurement for you tommorrow morning and let you know but I'm almost sure its three inches wide. I have one kicker comp r 12 inch 800 watt rms at 2 ohms with a kicker 750.1 d class 750 rms at 2 ohms and it is all I can ask for very loud and pounds harder and louder than when I had 2 Sony xplodes in a sealed box with a different amp . A kicker rep says the kicker likes ported boxes a little bigger than spec and the only other options was a little below spec size, so I rather go a little bigger than spec size. I had no problems and would recommend it. My brother has the same sub on the smaller non ported box and it still sounds great. If its close to the sub specs for ported box you will be satisfied but ill let you know the exact measurement tommorow around noon.
2092436
No.. too big, too deep. You would need to build a spacer with birch or mdf. Easier to do the Kicker/Shelby upgrade it you can find it.
592260
That depends on what will be behind them. The hole needs to be 4 inches deep to fit, but you need 6 inches if there will be metal behind them because it will mess with the magnets and make your speakers sound like crap.
515209
You've gotta contact Kicker. All I know is that he more air space you give this woofer, the more it slams. I've got 1 in a box that had 5.7 cuft of air space on a mono block amp. It crushes...!
1927091
No it's made for 7" mounting depth. It would work if the shallow sub allows a lot of cubic ft.
2015366
I don't know that specific speaker but gotta tell you that even to fit the kickers I bought I had to make some modifications on both the speakers and the wood inside the box. I used a grinder to cut the metal and the wood were they were touching. It's small inside the box. Take your chances and maybe get you some spacers with it. I still recommended. You just need to be creative and make things work.
616351
According to the specs from Polk Audio the top mounting depth is 1 13/16" and the bottom mounting depth is 1 15/16". If you have 2" then you won't have any issues installing them.
392514
If the mount depth fits u should not run with out amp ur deck will blow if u try
1783301
The mounting depth per the manufacturer's product page says it is 7.12" deep. The other (main) thing you should take into consideration is that this box only has a volume of .93 cu in. Your 9" deep sub most likely needs something a bit larger in order to be happy. Check the specs on the sub to see what volume box is recommended.
256902
Hell yeah.. It should. But you know kickers are in their own class but i think the amp can handle. It's still going strong for me. A year and 2 months after I got it.
2275804
not sure what those demensions are but i Fit two 12 inch kickers in this box and they fit and work pretty good. Ive have it for about a year now and havent had any problems
1519214
Your speakers will need to be low profile as there is not a lot of room. I had two 10 inch MTX 800 subs that were too big for the box. I eventually placed two low profile 10 inch Kickers in there and they worked perfectly.
1399396
Mounting depth is 7.12I have one in my 2000 silverado ext cab with a kicker solo clasic and a kicker 750 watt amp and it sounds great!
1194201
Well the mounting depht should be fine but this speaker size is advertised as a 6.5 but its actually a 6.75. Your car calls for a 6.5 so in order to use these it may require some slight modifications
125724
Speaker mounting depth 5 3/4". Look at your speaker and compare dimensions.
2145913
It will push them. I run 2 15" kicker cvrs @1 ohm and it hits. This amp puts out the power it says, which is rare for cheaper priced amps.