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JK Enthusiast
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Hey y'all does anyone one here know how much it would cost to put an OEM alpine audio system in a basic 2013 wrangler sport? Mine didn't come with one but I want one. Thanks for any input.
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If you are just looking for the factory subwoofer and quarter panel trim it is Mopar part number (1YG61DX9AB) and MSRP on it is $472.00. This is only for the panel and doesn't include wiring or amp.
I would recomend you get a weather resistant Subwoofer box (one without carpet/wood construction) and remote mount your amp under your passenger seat. This way it can be removed for more space if needed and you have almost no chance of messing up your sub (unless it gets submerged).
I would recomend you get a weather resistant Subwoofer box (one without carpet/wood construction) and remote mount your amp under your passenger seat. This way it can be removed for more space if needed and you have almost no chance of messing up your sub (unless it gets submerged).
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If you are just looking for the factory subwoofer and quarter panel trim it is Mopar part number (1YG61DX9AB) and MSRP on it is $472.00. This is only for the panel and doesn't include wiring or amp. I would recomend you get a weather resistant Subwoofer box (one without carpet/wood construction) and remote mount your amp under your passenger seat. This way it can be removed for more space if needed and you have almost no chance of messing up your sub (unless it gets submerged).
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If you are just looking for the factory subwoofer and quarter panel trim it is Mopar part number (1YG61DX9AB) and MSRP on it is $472.00. This is only for the panel and doesn't include wiring or amp.
I would recomend you get a weather resistant Subwoofer box (one without carpet/wood construction) and remote mount your amp under your passenger seat. This way it can be removed for more space if needed and you have almost no chance of messing up your sub (unless it gets submerged).
I would recomend you get a weather resistant Subwoofer box (one without carpet/wood construction) and remote mount your amp under your passenger seat. This way it can be removed for more space if needed and you have almost no chance of messing up your sub (unless it gets submerged).
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I bought the kicker SUB.. 77KICK052 I think it is.. the box has no carpet or wood and it is easy to unplug and take out if you need the extra space.. it clips nicely to the back seat in a 2 door so it doesnt slide around.. I drilled a couple holes in its bracket and have 2 small padlocks looped around the seat steel and the sub bracket.. so if they want to steal my sub they have to take my whole back seat!!
-Christopher
-Christopher