What the title says. Its all brand new but the interior panel has light scratches on the area that will be hidden behind the rear seat when installed. They are so light they don't show in the pictures but once again you won't see them once installed because of their location. Only been hooked up to test and works great. I have 2 enclosures for sale complete with amp and subwoofer. I only have 1 interior monsoon panel. Both subs are new and have been tested and are in 100% working order. I have 1 wire harness for 1 amp.

Interior monsoon panel 120$ shipped





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Enclosure with sub, amp and harness 130$ shipped






Enclosure with sub and amp 100$ shipped
Just like the one above without the harness.

 

where does the sub mount?

 

When you open your rear gate and look in your cargo area theres either a cubby drawer on both sides or theres a drawer on the right side and a flat panel without a drawer that says monsoon on it on the left side. Behind that flat panel is where the enclosure goes. If you don;t have the monsoon panel that you see listed here you will either need it or you can cut the inside of your cubby drawer out leaving the door itself and mount the enclosure. the holes are already there and the panel comes off just by pulling, theres no screws.

This is the best picture I have of mine with the panel off.

 

What size is the subwoofer? 8" or 10"

 

They only come in 8" but its a dual coil so its travel is longer than a standard 8".

 

Will any other wiring harness be needed,and can the stock sound system be used?

 

Yes you need the amps harness if your going to wire it to your stock system. Theres diagrams all over the net on the H3's system. You will have to match it up properly. Then depending on your system you will have to go to the dealer and have them reset your headunit to your new amp. Its for security reasons. Most charge 10$.

The one Im selling with the harness and the other without for people who want to use their own amp.

 

I'm interested in getting better sound out of my sub, but I don't want to spend $550 on the JL Stealth box, so I was wondering if anybody knows how many watts the stock amp on the sub puts out and if it would be possible to just swap out the sub for a better one like this JL Audio sub.

http://www.crutchfield.com/p_1368W1V...111&tab=review

$100 is a lot better than $550 if it's easy to swap them out.

 

Rite now Im running a JL 12W3v2 dual off of that stock amp. Its sounds great. Very simple to hook up. You just take the 4 wires and put the 2 positive into the + on the speaker and the 2 negitive into the - on the speaker. Ill send you pictures if you want but its really does sound great. I forget what it was pushing out but i know that its plenty to run that Jl your looking at if its running the W3 that I got.

 

Do you have that 12" sub in it's own box and just using the amp to power it? I don't see how you could fit a 12W3 in that panel. lol

I also know that a 12W3v2 is rated for 250-300W RMS and I just can't see that little amp pushing that much to a 8" sub. I'd be a little leery of doing that, due to the possibility of damaging the sub by under-powering it, so I don't think that's the route for me.