Hi, I was wondering if a 10" kicker sub will fit the bazooka tube, then run wires to a seperate amp. Recently it poped twice and I want to get a better sub for it and better amp, same tube but diffrent sub. thanks

 

if the tube has a 10" diamator,and the sub you want has a simaler diamtor it will fit. do a little reasearch in to the new sub, and you will find the mounting diamtor, which will tell you if it will fit or not

As a side not: if the tube is ported chances are it will not sound great since the new sub will have difernt paramators, which means it requires a different box. you would be better of making a stealth box.

But to everyone their own...

 

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you could easily find another sub that might fit in there.....however....the new speaker might not "like" it's new enclosure. you might need to build a specific enclosure for the new sub in order for it to sound good. bazooka tubes tend to start farting on you after a certain volume level. bazooka tubes are meant mostly for a little bit of bass in a tight mounting area. if you are looking for boom....get a real enclosure.