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<blockquote data-quote="pro-rabbit" data-source="post: 7519435" data-attributes="member: 551878">Sounds like you have a prefab enclosure. This could cause some of the issues your having. More then not you will want to upgrade your whole sub stage. This happens from time to time. You get used to what you have and then you out grow it. Then it is time to move on and get a little large. Depending on what vehicle you have and the space you are willing to use there are many options out there.The main concerns for upgrading that need to be though about are...1. Cost. Set a budget and look around2. Don&#039;t buy more then what your electrical will handle(unless you plan upgrade before installation)3. Figure out the amount of space you are willing to use for an enclosure and any other items that need to be installed in the back.4. Always think of the future. If you know you will want more later then try to purchase items that will be usable later on.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pro-rabbit, post: 7519435, member: 551878"] Sounds like you have a prefab enclosure. This could cause some of the issues your having. More then not you will want to upgrade your whole sub stage. This happens from time to time. You get used to what you have and then you out grow it. Then it is time to move on and get a little large. Depending on what vehicle you have and the space you are willing to use there are many options out there. The main concerns for upgrading that need to be though about are... 1. Cost. Set a budget and look around 2. Don't buy more then what your electrical will handle(unless you plan upgrade before installation) 3. Figure out the amount of space you are willing to use for an enclosure and any other items that need to be installed in the back. 4. Always think of the future. If you know you will want more later then try to purchase items that will be usable later on. [/QUOTE]

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