Subthump Fark 3.0 Kit For 2010-2015 Chevrolet Camaro on 2040-parts.com
Huntington, Texas, United States
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Selling the F.A.R.K. 3.0 kit out of my old 2014 Camaro. This is the Factory Amp Replacement Kit, for 2010-2015 Chevrolet Camaros. MUST have Boston Acoustics system!! I only used the part with the brown connector, to add a sub and amp to my Camaro. The other parts are needed if you want to replace the factory amp with a better one, and the two pieces with the grey are I believe to replace the two rear 6x9's.
Everything worked great when I removed it from the car. Everything is in great shape. This also includes the optional Ground Loop Isolator that was needed to get rid of the "pop" when you turned off your car I believe. Never used it. Easy and quick install. Great for subwoofer install so you don't need to cut any wires or anything! Plug and Play! BOOM! |
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