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haha, ford guys...
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Visalia, CA
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Re: subwoofer boxes
hahahahahahahaha!!!!!!!!
no way in hell. I have a mini cab box in mine. And im still in the steering wheel. I have 2 insignia 12/s (waaaaaay less than wat u have) and magnets have about 1/2 in before touching wood. the box cant get ne smaller.. you may consider a council set up or under seat set up like the 67-72 guys |
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Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Indy
Posts: 151
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Re: subwoofer boxes
This CAN be done. If you can fit an Amp back there, then you can fit one of the newer slim mount subs back there. It all depends on how your box is built. It really needs to be a custom box.
I've got a Kenwood 10" in a slim box (the slimmest box you'll get from a factory) and my seat is all the way back. You have to really smash the seat into the box, and the back vinyl of your bench will show the print where you mushed it into the sub box, but you CAN slide the seat all the way back. I would recommend getting a JL Audio 13.5" TW Sub. They offer the best combination of slim but still powerful ratio that i have come across thus far. Have someone build you a box that is so slim that the front flange of the sub sticks out farther than the box, and I'm sure it will fit. ![]() If you want to discuss further, I can have a box built for you. It would be based on my '78 K-10 and your Sub, so I can get it built and send it to you so that you just need to mount the sub, but it will certainly fit back there with no seat movement. It does NOT have to be the sub in the link. I was just offering that as a suggestion. Last edited by Anadrol; 04-16-2010 at 09:32 AM. |
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Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: washington the state
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Re: subwoofer boxes
contrary to most yes it can be done I dont have pictures of said truck because when I did it their was no world wide web to show off what you had done but I just did the same idea in a toyota pick up with 2 12" subs
I forgot to subtract a couple of my messurements but in the end the seats are right where I like them other then they cant recline as far as id like but I'm getting used to it heres the link http://www.toyotaminis.com/forum/showthread.php?t=5312
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Houston, Texas
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Re: subwoofer boxes
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Im 6'6 and I can stretch my arm strait out and steer the truck vs before my arm would be bent... I gained about 2 - 3 inches.
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