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Old 06-29-2009, 11:07 AM
Groundhawg Groundhawg is offline
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Sub in an extended cab

I've been wanting to add a little bit of thump to the truck for a while now. I've already got a Pioneer HU and the factory speakers have been replaced with some Pioneers as well. It does sound better, but.

For a little background info on me, I am definitly not looking to have it rattle windows at 1/2 mile away, nor will it ever be in an audio comp. I am simply looking to bump it up a little so I can feel it. Also, I listen to mostly country, with a good handfull of Kid Rock and so here and there other stuff...a good mix of music really, so it is not for a specific type of music. And, as I am getting "older" so I've been told, I don't always feel the need to crank it up anymore either.

OK, with that said, I also am not willing to give up the rear seat, and for now I need to be able to place my fire department gear on top of the box. Also, I would like for the jack and related items to remain in the factory location. Neither do I want to loose the console space like with the JL Steathbox...not to mention it is more than I would like to spend.

Which leads to part three...I'm not really wanting to go overboard with the $. I would rather stick my money into the Jeep that I'm going to be building up, but I don't mind to drop maybe $200 on it.

So, what I have got in my head...with my VERY limited audio knowledge...is a single 10" or possibly 12" sub. The box would not be able to extend past the fold down seat when it is down...since leg room is a little tight back there.

I bought a small sheet of MDF and I've got some fiberglass, but I've never made custom enclosures before. Anyone have any pics or suggestions?
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Old 06-29-2009, 01:47 PM
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You can't fit a 12" under the back seat w/o it extending into the feet space. You could probably fit a 10" if you angled the back of the box to go over that hump on the floor in the back. I was lazy and didn't feel like taking the time to do that much measuring, so I built a box that fits 3 8" subs aimed upwards. When the seat is folded down it covers them up. If I made it like an inch narrower it would be perfect. But still turned out well. I'll try and get you some pics in a little.
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