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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dluu12" data-source="post: 6013" data-attributes="member: 3081">1) Yes, the stock subwoofer was replaced with a Kicker sub.  I bought it like that since I wanted to sell my B&O system complete with the box and sub (btw - it's still for sale if you know anyone interested).  Picture below.  Although I didn't do the conversion, it didn't seem hard to do with numerous forum instructions and videos out there.  Here's instruction and video:[URL unfurl="true"]https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/how-to-subwoofer-upgrade-replacing-upgrading-the-factory-sub.73215/[/URL]2) I had a rattle too and I suspect this was my problem (link below) because when I took everything apart, there's marks where the sub boxes was hitting the panel (pic below and circled, although hard to see in pic).  Sounds like a common issue and I would start here. This will take maybe 5 mins and I should have done it when I bought the truck instead of waiting months later....Plus, it's fun read as OP is witty -[URL unfurl="true"]https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/subwoofer-rattle-i-think-i-gotter-licked.27038/[/URL]If you wanted just more bass, and don't mind not putting another accessory on the on the tailgate, then I recommend just adding a box with a 10/12" sub (such as a Stinger) on the tailgate and power it with another small amp.  I believe Plug N Play sells a harness for this now so this should be a relatively "small" project.  I probably would have been happy with this set up (and fixing the rattle) if I didn't come across the nice complete set up that another member was selling at a great price. That's how I went down this slippery rabbit hole but I'm glad I did because now, I have crisp high and strong bass and just better audio quality altogether.  The only regret is I have to take out my fold down table but I probably won't use that for more than couple times a year versus enjoying the bass every time I drive.I'm also glad I did because I spent weeks reading everything on line and it seems like a big project tearing everything apart and putting it back together but honestly, it wasn't.  I spent the weekend (probably 10 hours total between the two day) replacing all the speakers, replacing the two rear pods to 6/5" speakers, sound deadening, etc. and it was kind of therapeutic for me.  I actually enjoyed it and I'll do it again in a heart beat getting my mind off my high-pressure office job.</blockquote>