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Old 03-17-2010, 12:41 AM   #1
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Any one have some pictures of our year trucks /w/ some cab thru's?
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Old 03-17-2010, 02:04 AM   #2
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Re: "Cab-Thru"

subwoofer boxes? if yes i have been looking too.
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Old 03-17-2010, 07:52 AM   #3
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Re: "Cab-Thru"

What's a "Cab-Thru"? Thought I knew most all the truck terms by now.
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Old 03-17-2010, 08:12 AM   #4
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I think a he's talking about where they cut the back of the cab like on an ambulance so they can get in the box in the back...like a walk-thru

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Old 03-17-2010, 11:17 AM   #5
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Re: "Cab-Thru"

Chuck I will guess that he is talking about a blow through sub box. I haven't seen one since my stereo competition days.
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Old 03-17-2010, 11:26 AM   #6
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Re: "Cab-Thru"

Cab thru? That's a new one....always called 'e, walk-thrus....
When ya mount a canopy permanetly and cut the back of the cab/bed and seal 'er all up so you essentially have a Blazer.....
Had an old Nissian Minitruck like that...haha.

If it's a stereo "thing"....seems like a shame to cut a truck just for subs...
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Old 03-17-2010, 02:28 PM   #7
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Re: "Cab-Thru"

ummm....i think he means when you cut a rectangular hole in the front bed wall and cut the same size hole through, evenwith the first, through the back cab wall. then you build a box to fit pefectly in the hole and push it all the way through to the insde of the cab. seal it all wth whatever you prefer, then install your music. ill find some pics of my old stuff and post them soon as i can. it simple, but i wouldnt cut any of my trucks up like that anymore. hard to sell once you cut it, even f you leave the box.
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Old 03-17-2010, 02:36 PM   #8
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this is what i mean... sorry, its a small pic, google image search, page 5 ha
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My buddy had a 90 reg cab short box with a cab-thru with 4 15' subs,I don't have any pics of it but it hit 159 decibals in a compition.He had a toneau cover and had fiberglassed the space inbetween box and cab.It sounded great good idea if you are never planning to sell.
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Most people call it a bed rock nowadays.
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Old 03-17-2010, 08:55 PM   #11
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Most people call it a bed rock nowadays.
like fred flinstone?
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look for truck blow-through enclosure and you'll find what you're looking for...
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I havent seen a blow through truck in a long time, a real blow through that is. where the box is in the bed and it is ported in to the cab with pvc pipe. filling a 6" or two 6" holes is easier that a giant rectangle........but if you want to do a cut through the hole in the back of the cab doesnt have to be as big as the box. you can put the box in the bed and narrow the box down going the cab, you just need to plan the design out very well.
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I havent seen a blow through truck in a long time, a real blow through that is. where the box is in the bed and it is ported in to the cab with pvc pipe. filling a 6" or two 6" holes is easier that a giant rectangle........but if you want to do a cut through the hole in the back of the cab doesnt have to be as big as the box. you can put the box in the bed and narrow the box down going the cab, you just need to plan the design out very well.
damn, i never thought to use pvc piping. wish i woulda known this 6 years ago when i hacked up my mazda cab and bed. then i coulda built a bandpass box and really had it banging. the 4 clarion aluminum 10's did damn good though.lightbulbs going on and off here in my head now to use some stuff i just thought i wouldnt fit and sound good, but i have already. thanks
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yeah you can use whatever size of pipe, i helped build a truck years ago in a s-10 we put 3 JL 12w6 in the bed and built the box just like a bandpass box kinda, but the opening of the box was if i remember right 3' w and 6" h that was cut into the back of the cab and we used this waterproof rubber that you could strech and wraped it from the inside of the cab to the inside of the bed, the box was bolted tight to the front of the bed and there was a amp rack built on the inside with the hole cut out for the box. the rubber acted like a seal for the box. the rubber was a cool idea cause you didnt need to worrie about it cracking anything since the bed is tight to the frame and the cab isnt, it had a great sound too.......
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Old 03-18-2010, 12:35 AM   #16
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....soooo thats a no on the pictures/anyone that has any of these setups that have been discussed?
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i got a very bad pic of a mazda I did , I would have to find it might take me a day or so
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Old 03-18-2010, 01:13 AM   #19
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blow through is what we're talking about here, and here's a link to an AWESOME one in a square.
http://www.stevemeadedesigns.com/boa...pics-march-27/
flip through that thread, there's a good seat idea and an awesome system in there.
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blow through is what we're talking about here, and here's a link to an AWESOME one in a square.
http://www.stevemeadedesigns.com/boa...pics-march-27/
flip through that thread, there's a good seat idea and an awesome system in there.
Jack's a little out there, but he knows his stuff thats for sure. He's cool to have a beer with too.

The cab of that truck flexes like you wouldn't believe. His old Geo was the same way. It had 4 15's ported. That car was rediculusly loud and his truck is even louder. There's just so much air being shoved around that its impossible to contain without using materials like concrete (which is used in the ultra high SPL vehicles). It's hard to imagine that a sub (or in this case a series of them) could create that much energy, but trust me, its very possible and can even be taken further. I see it on a daily basis in my own truck, just scaled down a wee bit

I remember when he first bought that truck too.
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Jack's a little out there, but he knows his stuff thats for sure. He's cool to have a beer with too.

The cab of that truck flexes like you wouldn't believe. His old Geo was the same way. It had 4 15's ported. That car was rediculusly loud and his truck is even louder. There's just so much air being shoved around that its impossible to contain without using materials like concrete (which is used in the ultra high SPL vehicles). It's hard to imagine that a sub (or in this case a series of them) could create that much energy, but trust me, its very possible and can even be taken further. I see it on a daily basis in my own truck, just scaled down a wee bit

I remember when he first bought that truck too.
Haha I imagine Jack would be fun to have a beer or 2 with reading some of his posts on SMD lol.

I know a little about the concrete'd extreme vehicles, pretty crazy stuff but I'd rather drive my truck to the comp. not trailer it lol. The van at SBN that did a 181 had like 4 inches worth of concrete all through it, and they sealed the doors with an impact and 6 inch long bolts.

I hope my 2 15's can move a fraction of the air Jack's truck moves lol.

And I remember when he bought the truck too, or when he posted about buying it on SMD anyway. I watched that build come together, my jaw on the floor the whole time lol.
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woooooooooooaaaahhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!
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haha yeah Jack's truck is crazy
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haha yeah Jack's truck is crazy
dude, thats amazing, i knew a guy /w/ 2 15's... i thought that was loud!....the dude straight blows out that snug top's window gaskte!
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