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<blockquote data-quote="droopdog7" data-source="post: 8892481" data-attributes="member: 681686">I have a Hyundai Kona with a factory sub in the trunk area.&nbsp; It’s okay, but I want to install my Audison Prima APBX 10 AS2.&nbsp; It’s a powered sub that I was using on my last car.&nbsp; I had an aftermarket HU with rca outs and no factory sub, so connecting was easy.Now I have a factory head unit with a factory sub, so I’m wondering if I can redirect the wires to the sub to mine?&nbsp; Perhaps with an LOC?&nbsp; I can knock out two birds with one stone as I wouldn’t want to run both subs anyway.Will it work?&nbsp; I assume the crossovers are built into the system somehow?&nbsp; If that’s the case, will they still work with my aftermarket?&nbsp; I guess they might sound bad even if they do work?Is there a better way and how much harder would it be?&nbsp; I don’t want to remove the head unit and I don’t have access to hpf.Thanks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="droopdog7, post: 8892481, member: 681686"] I have a Hyundai Kona with a factory sub in the trunk area. It’s okay, but I want to install my Audison Prima APBX 10 AS2. It’s a powered sub that I was using on my last car. I had an aftermarket HU with rca outs and no factory sub, so connecting was easy. Now I have a factory head unit with a factory sub, so I’m wondering if I can redirect the wires to the sub to mine? Perhaps with an LOC? I can knock out two birds with one stone as I wouldn’t want to run both subs anyway. Will it work? I assume the crossovers are built into the system somehow? If that’s the case, will they still work with my aftermarket? I guess they might sound bad even if they do work? Is there a better way and how much harder would it be? I don’t want to remove the head unit and I don’t have access to hpf. Thanks. [/QUOTE]

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