10" SUBWOOFER | 400 WATTS RMS | 4 OHM | DVC 2012-chevrolet-sonic-ltz-esi1987597 MULTIPLE PATENTED FEATURES AND TECHNOLOGIES Véhicules:MERCEDES E-CLASS 02-09

Name: 10" SUBWOOFER | 400 WATTS RMS | 4 OHM | DVC 2012-chevrolet-sonic-ltz-esi1987597 MULTIPLE PATENTED FEATURES AND TECHNOLOGIES Véhicules:MERCEDES E-CLASS 02-09
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SKU: 56180344949
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10" SUBWOOFER 400 WATTS RMS 4 OHM DVC 2012 chevrolet sonic ltz esi1987597 MULTIPLE PATENTED FEATURES AND TECHNOLOGIES Véhicules:MERCEDES E CLASS 02 09 MULTIPLE PATENTED FEATURES AND TECHNOLOGIES 1 Monotube series performance shocks with our venerable front track bar relocation bracket 10" Subwoofer MAX Power: 800 Watts

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