Installing a JL Audio Subwoofer (Quad Cab)
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Installing a JL Audio Subwoofer (Quad Cab)
I wanted some more bass in my truck and having a quad cab before I knew there was space behind the rear seat. I decided to go with a single JL Audio 10W1v2 behind the seat.
The enclosure is 13.5x13.5x7.5Bx3T equates to roughly a .30 box for a single 10. JL audio subs sound great any almost any enclosure. This sub was designed for a .6 cube ft but this enclosure works and it plays tighter due to air restrictions and keeps the coil centered better giving it better thermal handling capabilitys. The sub handles 300 watts RMS and plays low for a single 10. JL IMHO is simply the BEST!
Remove the two outer T50 bolts on the lower section of the top half of the seat.
Slide Up and out.
Sit enclosure inside the space behind the seat and simply bolt the seat back on.
Total time, 10 minutes. Amplifiers can be placed under the rear or front seats or behind the passenger side rear seat. Havent decided on that just yet.
Finished product.
The enclosure is 13.5x13.5x7.5Bx3T equates to roughly a .30 box for a single 10. JL audio subs sound great any almost any enclosure. This sub was designed for a .6 cube ft but this enclosure works and it plays tighter due to air restrictions and keeps the coil centered better giving it better thermal handling capabilitys. The sub handles 300 watts RMS and plays low for a single 10. JL IMHO is simply the BEST!
Remove the two outer T50 bolts on the lower section of the top half of the seat.
Slide Up and out.
Sit enclosure inside the space behind the seat and simply bolt the seat back on.
Total time, 10 minutes. Amplifiers can be placed under the rear or front seats or behind the passenger side rear seat. Havent decided on that just yet.
Finished product.
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Here is a project for you. Find a nice solid woofer grille to install over the JL. Go to the junkyard and find that seatback. Then modify the seat to accomodate the box. You could weld in U braces. Uncomfortable, but functional. Make sure if you add fabric to the back, it is as air transparent as possible. Speaker grille cloth, or similar. No vinyl, pleather, or leather. It would be slick to have the stock look back. Besides, if you're going to lose the seat, you might as well build a bigger box. I installed car and home systems for about 8 years. I've always been a Polk guy. Go ahead, impress me
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Here is a project for you. Find a nice solid woofer grille to install over the JL. Go to the junkyard and find that seatback. Then modify the seat to accomodate the box. You could weld in U braces. Uncomfortable, but functional. Make sure if you add fabric to the back, it is as air transparent as possible. Speaker grille cloth, or similar. No vinyl, pleather, or leather. It would be slick to have the stock look back. Besides, if you're going to lose the seat, you might as well build a bigger box. I installed car and home systems for about 8 years. I've always been a Polk guy. Go ahead, impress me
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