bitchin'

i said i'd like my system to rattle the windows, but will that happen? no, i don't have cab space for some subs, or the money for that matter, but im looking for cleaner sound at higher volume levels, just as you are doing
main reason being, im doing a lot more driving now for school, and want to be able to hear my tunes clearly...with the windows down at 65+
i can hear them now, just not as clear as i'd like

that was my excuse when I had the convert able jeep.....by the time I was done the whole block could hear me...they woulnt even let me into the drive in without a warning.... I have so much work to do to get the ram sounding good....need to have camp tunes ready for jamboree in the hills...

im in college now, and have a 5 hour drive between my hometown in indiana and Kewanee Ill

plus i like music

Trust me maroon, that RC has plenty of room you just have to know where to hide things.

if you saw how much stuff was crammed behind my seat...
floor jack, haynes manual, random tools, tire bat, usually a jacket and all kinds of other random shat

i use all of it too

Toolbox

they make sub boxes that look like center consoles too.....I used a box volume computer program to actually make my back seat a box on my jeep because of space...

Look at JL Audios stealthsubs. They are neat little enclosures that can fit under the back seat and in the center console of a split bench seat.

Little expensive but for the price sound quite well. JL audio is for the enthusiasts who want to hear the lows, mids, and highs and sound good while listening.

Kickers and so on are for those who want bone-shaking bass. Just depends on what you want.

Personally I know a few guys who run some German stuff called Rainbows. Rainbows and RE Subs seem to be the choice of the heavy pushers. Try Realm of Excursion for any questions that can't be answered here.

heres my amp, out of the way

when i wire up my amp, im doing it like that, just on the other side, i never use the map pocket over there anyway