Single 8" Sub Box
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From: Omaha, NE
well for the moment the big box on the seat and i dont use that black box or subs anymore. i just need room for a carseat back there so its a little crude. but i have plans in the future of taking out the back seat and incorporating that box into a bench itself.
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crap dude I forgot all about doin that today.... it's been pourin rainin all day and night too..... remind me tomorrow and I'll go measure that. 
the sub in that pic is an old blown kicker I used just for test fitting.... got a couple audiopipe 10's atm and a buddy is giving me 4 pioneer 10's
the sub in that pic is an old blown kicker I used just for test fitting.... got a couple audiopipe 10's atm and a buddy is giving me 4 pioneer 10's
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tsk tsk tsk shenkster, you forgot to remind me to go measure that..... luckily, my memory isn't completely mush yet....... 
the box is 15" x 11.5" x 5.5" There's no way that it's the optimal amount of airspace for said sub, but it fits my needs atm... Word of advice, test fit it with the sub you intend to use in it.... I test fitted mine with an old 10" kicker, and when I put the audiopipe in the box, it was a little deeper than the kicker. I had to to a little modifying to it to fit. my amp is mounted (more like wedged lol) under the centre seat. I have easy access to the gain ***** etc with it here also
I dunno how you'll get it in there with a reg cab, I have a QC and had tons of room behind the seat to get it in there. If the seat were removed, a much better fitting box could probably be put in there, I had to size my box to fit between the seat slider hardware etc., and small enough to actually get it in there with the seat still in. hope this helps
the box is 15" x 11.5" x 5.5" There's no way that it's the optimal amount of airspace for said sub, but it fits my needs atm... Word of advice, test fit it with the sub you intend to use in it.... I test fitted mine with an old 10" kicker, and when I put the audiopipe in the box, it was a little deeper than the kicker. I had to to a little modifying to it to fit. my amp is mounted (more like wedged lol
) under the centre seat. I have easy access to the gain ***** etc with it here alsoI dunno how you'll get it in there with a reg cab, I have a QC and had tons of room behind the seat to get it in there. If the seat were removed, a much better fitting box could probably be put in there, I had to size my box to fit between the seat slider hardware etc., and small enough to actually get it in there with the seat still in. hope this helps
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From: Oregon
I'm not sure who makes it, but I've got a sub in a box that fits between and under the front and back seats in the middle. It's got cup holders in the top and fits right in with the trim of the truck. In fact, when I first took it on a test drive I couldn't find the sub. It looks just like a center console for the back-seat. If I think about it I'll take a pic.
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Since we're talking about storage bins. I'm going to put a second sub in my 96 regular cab sport. There is the floor storage that I already took out but there are also the ones that hang on the wall. I would appreciate if anyone could tell me how to remove those. Thanks in advance.
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Since we're talking about storage bins. I'm going to put a second sub in my 96 regular cab sport. There is the floor storage that I already took out but there are also the ones that hang on the wall. I would appreciate if anyone could tell me how to remove those. Thanks in advance.
Its pretty self explainable.