no sound impact, i got JL aftermarket so they can kick pretty good...

 

Truck looks good!!

 

truck looks great. I would lose the sub. I have a MTX sub that goes behind my rear seat and it sounds great and I can still use my rear seats.

 

thats pretty cool.

Im currently building my own box,but im trying to fit it between the two seats, I will post how that goes.

 

yah let me know, i want to see how that goes.

 

Dude, that's awesome. I would like to do something like that with some kind of quick dislconnect for when I need to haul some people.

 

Its pretty easy to disconnect... just screwdriver for the wires to the amp.. literally under 5 minutes and its out. Then just flip the seat back

 

Not to hyjack but this is what i did. 2005 Dakota SLT. Base is good overall, i have alpine componets all around, in side the truck it sounds great. Had to bang out the floor a little so the sub did not contact the sheet metal of the floor, other than that i have a switch if someone is sitting on the seat so the speaker is not trying to play while being compressed.

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this would not be nearly as loud as yours but works great and has a stock apperence. Like your truck BTW, looks good.

 

To Jeepingman and Kwanczyk: To both you guys, your trucks look great! I did the same thing as Brand New and threw a 10" sub in an enclosure that hides behind the seat so I still have a clean look all around. I like what you did with that sub under the seat, and I noticed what you are saying about it being compressed when someone sits there. (you can see where the material under the seat has a ring from the sub. I ran into a similar issue when I wanted to put my amps under that seat. So, I redid the seat frame itself and cut off the the seat cover bottom to make room, and havent had any problems since. I'll add a few pics so you guys can see what I'm talking about.

Here is a pic of the enclosure so you can see how it fits behind the seat.

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This is a couple pics of how I mounted my amps so you can see how I was able to create about an extra 2 inches of clearance.


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