Will this grille only fit the specified Kicker sub? I have a Kenwood KFC-W3013PS and I'd really like to use this if it will fit.
500856
They are designed ti compliment the kicker sub because the middke of the grille is open. However they should fit any 12 inch or 15 or 10 depending on the size of your sub since the mount holes or universal.
500857
This is designed to fit the kicker sub perfectly, I doubt it would work good for other brands.
1788229
No, it shouldn"t. I had 1 Kicker powered by a 400 watt amp. If you want a lot of bass, go with the vented.
1995235
Yes it will fit. The unit separates and each side has a decorative grill on it. It's a good unit, a little loud but works very well.
421834
Yes it will, i have 2 12s kicker comp r and bumps pretty hard , this amp should be good with your speakers !!!
962559
Rockford makes grills for that require you to remove the cone harness put te grill over the cone and reattach. Not to much of a big deal. I prefer to buy an oversized grill like a 14 or 15" and attach to the actual enclosure with double sided Velcro. In regard to the amp, if the rms of your 1100 is close to or exactly the rms of these sub woofers (Rockford 10 r1) which is 600 your good. Check the specs on your amp bc you don't want to go too much below or about the rms of your subs. Personally I ise an alpine http://wwv.crutchfield.com/p_500MRPM500/Alpine-MRP-M500.html
1395957
Well in most cases yes you're right but for 6 1/2 speakers they won't fit exactly into the hole with the factory Grill that's why you need an after market speaker bracket, or also I think you can fit it into a smaller sized hole but you'll just need a bracket that will convert your 6 1/2 speaker to fit a smaller hole
1973661
Ralph, Im assuming that you have a motor that you replacing, and that your current motor mounts to your grill on a sheetmetal bracket. I'm not sure of the fitment of this new motor to your brand of grill, but the description says it fits standard 3" bracket. I use this motor on a Member's Mark (Bakers and Chefs) grill and use the bracket that I received with the grill I did not need to get a special mounting bracket for this motor. If your current grill has a bracket that receives the motor by sliding the motor vertically into it from the top, I recommend that you measure the width of the bracket that interfaces with your current motor and confirm that it is a 3". Ralph, Im assuming that you have a motor that you replacing, and that your current motor mounts to your grill on a sheetmetal bracket. I'm not sure of the fitment of this new motor to your brand of grill, but the description says it fits standard 3" bracket. I use this motor on a Member's Mark (Bakers and Chefs) grill and use the bracket that I received with the grill I did not need to get a special mounting bracket for this motor. If your current grill has a bracket that receives the motor by sliding the motor vertically into it from the top, I recommend that you measure... » Read More Ralph, Im assuming that you have a motor that you replacing, and that your current motor mounts to your grill on a sheetmetal bracket. I'm not sure of the fitment of this new motor to your brand of grill, but the description says it fits standard 3" bracket. I use this motor on a Member's Mark (Bakers and Chefs) grill and use the bracket that I received with the grill I did not need to get a special mounting bracket for this motor. If your current grill has a bracket that receives the motor by sliding the motor vertically into it from the top, I recommend that you measure the width of the bracket that interfaces with your current motor and confirm that it is a 3". « Show Less
1890657
Dunno brother, just see if you can look at the slots/cutout holes in your Pontiac and measure the hole in the car and the outside ofyour speakers (to make sure they are 6 1/2 inch speakers) and most 6 1/2 inch speakers should fit and allow you to turn them and screw them to your existing mounting brackets from your other speakers / factory radio speakers. Other than that, Kenwood makes good stuff a, hope that helps answer what you needed to know, big thing is the hole and the mouting. Art
1940440
Not sure about that specific sub but i have 2 12" kicker comps and it works perfectly fine and BANGS!!! Works best with a pioneer deck...
665005
Personally I believe those subs should fit. I have 2 kicker cv10s and they are about the same dimensions as those. And the mounting depth is the same also. So yes I believe they will fit. Plus the box is a great piece of equipment and sounds great
199845
This is a 10 inch Kicker woofer with a Kicker 200w amp ....all same as factory install
441648
I would assume so. I have 2 kicker cvr's. One is from 2007 and the other one is brand New. They look 100% different from each other, but the grille. Fits perfectly. I believe kicker makes the distance from each screw-hole the same
805066
Front Speaker 6.5" Front Tweeter 1.0" Rear Speaker 6.5" Should work. May have to get creative to use the new grills.
672423
Yes this is a 12" Sub. This link has more detailed information on the subwoofer.http://www.crutchfield.com/S-CpaoHhy43BD/p_2061CVR124/Kicker-10CVR124.html#overview-tab
1460231
Thanks for your question. I would consult a local installation professional who can look at your vehicle to provide such advice. This is a fantastic sounding speaker. World Wide Stereo is 35 years old and a very proud Kicker dealer.
736979
you are going to have to measure the diameter of your subwoofer to the diameter of this. But from my experience, it will not fit.
1782705
That I'm not sure... But if you punch in the make & model of a grille for your truck it will bring up the grille that will fit!! I love my grille it looks wonderful!!