BMW logic 7 subwoofer burst!
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Earthquake do an SWS8xi which is a direct replacement.
Need to seal it properly, but it is the same shape.
Make sure it is the xi version, which is 2ohm, and it may be better to buy a pair, probably be fine with one though.
Also worth asking if anyone has a spare driver they can sell you as loads of people have upgraded the oem ones with the earthquakes, try on www.e90post.com forums, far more US guys have done the swap.
Need to seal it properly, but it is the same shape.
Make sure it is the xi version, which is 2ohm, and it may be better to buy a pair, probably be fine with one though.
Also worth asking if anyone has a spare driver they can sell you as loads of people have upgraded the oem ones with the earthquakes, try on www.e90post.com forums, far more US guys have done the swap.
gizlaroc said:
Earthquake do an SWS8xi which is a direct replacement.
Need to seal it properly, but it is the same shape.
Make sure it is the xi version, which is 2ohm, and it may be better to buy a pair, probably be fine with one though.
Also worth asking if anyone has a spare driver they can sell you as loads of people have upgraded the oem ones with the earthquakes, try on www.e90post.com forums, far more US guys have done the swap.
cheers for replying. i have been reading that a 2 ohm subwoofer can make the logic 7 amp burn out. so is it best to have a 4 ohm subwoofer. what are your views on this? Need to seal it properly, but it is the same shape.
Make sure it is the xi version, which is 2ohm, and it may be better to buy a pair, probably be fine with one though.
Also worth asking if anyone has a spare driver they can sell you as loads of people have upgraded the oem ones with the earthquakes, try on www.e90post.com forums, far more US guys have done the swap.
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