Worth it
Crutchfield customer from Vista, CA on 4/3/2021
2018 Dodge Challenger
Worth the price put it in my 2018 dodge challenger sounds great
Pros: Sound
Cons: Cost
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Great bass!
Brian from Watsonville, CA on 3/9/2021
2019 Dodge Challenger
Awesome product!
Pros: Awesome must buy if you have a challenger!
Cons: None
1 of 1 found this helpful
JL Audio Stealthbox
Crutchfield customer from Pawleys Island, SC on 12/1/2020
2019 Dodge Challenger
Great product. Hits hard enough for what I wanted.
Pros: Takes up no space, provides high quality performance
Cons: Price
2 of 2 found this helpful
Great but doesn't fit 2020 SRT (Scat Pack widebody)
Crutchfield customer from Media, PA on 3/29/2020
2020 Dodge Challenger
Great box, awesome sound, although it came up as a fit, it does not quite fit correctly in a 2020 SRT scat pack. The small flare out at inside bottom of enclosure prohibits correct installation due to the automatic damping system box residing there and the trunk liner that accounts for that. It was able to fit in well enough to function and provide enough clearance for access to spare compartment after cutting out most of the liner behind it which looks fine since the box covers those areas. However it does prevent proper anchoring to the wheel well so it is secured only by friction and the one screw top pin for the liner. The mounting hole lands just past the point on the wheel well where it would work. There didn't appear to be enough slack on the ADS wire harnesses to move the unit either.
Pros: Sound and quality
Cons: Fit
5 of 6 found this helpful
JL Audio Stealthbox
Crutchfield customer from Lutz, FL on 3/16/2020
2019 Dodge Challenger
Easy install. Had to remove a little of the liner but after that great fit. Sound quality is magnificent. Enough that you can really feel it but not too much that you hear it outside the car.
Pros: Easy install, great sound.
Cons: Pricey
2 of 2 found this helpful
Stealth box
Crutchfield customer from Yukon, OK on 1/10/2020
2018 Dodge Challenger
Amazing sound great price it fit great in my 2018 Challenger RT with super fast shipping
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Great fit and thunderous bass!
Antonio from Salida, CA on 8/11/2018
2013 Dodge Challenger
Booming sound, and this is without even tuning the system yet. Using it to replace a 200-watt 8" Kicker sub in a Sound Ordnance box. Running it with a JL Audio JX500/1D. Sounds good via speaker-level inputs. I anticipate the sub will sound cleaner if I had low-level RCA connectors available, as I am currently running my system with a stock head unit (this may change soon as I'm looking at aftermarket head units). I only gave it 4 stars as I feel this sub is CRAZY expensive! I do value the cargo space in my Challenger, as I tend to haul my three kids in the car and typically need to throw a bunch of stuff in the trunk.
Pros: Space saver. So much strong, punchy bass from one 12" subwoofer. What they say about sealed boxes seems true: the bass is less boomy, tighter, and better defined compared to ported boxes which is all I've used before. Great for when you listen to a large variety of genres (rock, hip-hop, Latin, etc.)
Cons: Price
5 of 5 found this helpful
Spivo's JL Stealthbox
JohnS from Moss Point, MS. on 4/22/2014
2012 Dodge Challenger
Product is just what it states. Awesome sound and performance!
Pros: Fits like factory.
Cons: Installation instruction called for drilling a hold into the fender well. The unit fit so good and snug that it didn't need a mounting bolt.
9 of 9 found this helpful
Nice sub
Jimbobengineer from Prescott, AZ on 2/6/2012
2010 Dodge Challenger
This thing bumps my 2010 Challenger! I put the JL XD600 on this sub. The install made me nervous because you have to drill a half in hole through the trunk into the wheel well. Using a provided wax square, I identified the mount point in the trunk. Then I had to pull some body plugs out of the wheel well to access the hole. I drilled a pilot hole and then the full 1/2 inch hole. I plugged in the banana plugs and put some marine epoxy around the exterior of the mount as I tightened it up. FYI I mounted my amp on the back of the rear driver side seat, leaving enough slack for the seat to fold down.
Pros: Thing is loud and I have a ton of trunk space. Looks stock!
Cons: The mount could be difficult. The unit just barley touches the spare wheel cover, as you would pull it up to access the spare tire.
41 of 41 found this helpful
