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subs in bed
ive got 3 10s behind my seats and yeah theyre pretty loud but my friend has 2 15s in his tahoe and wow they demolish my 10s i was wondering if i put 2 15s or 18s in the bed if you would be able to hear them
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Yup, you'll have to port the box through the backwall...thats the only way to get good sound out of them. If you are worried about protecting the box, have it built, ported, installed, silicone the wires, then have the box rhino lined/linexed in with the bed.
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