I want the fox box but dont know if i want to get sealed or vented! I love bass and I know they say ported or vented is better. I have the vented fox box link saved but cant find it on there web site. Do they still sell it?

I actually purchased a 2x12 Sealed Foxbox this weekend and he refunded my money. He told me he sold his equipment and hes running low on all of his products, i think hes down to 2x10 sealed right now, which you can open up to work for two 12s but he ordered some new equipment and hes gonna start making new boxes in the next few weeks. Those boxes are going to be 2.0 cubic feet instead of 1.8, so you might want to wait. I think he said it was going to be the middle of august before they were ready.

BTW Sharkhunter, I work in LR, Live in Sherwood, I am surprised I've never seen you around.

I live and work in Maumelle but have lots of friends in Sherwood so Im always there. I also go to school in LR so im really everywhere.

Take a 1/4" by 2" bolt with some flat and a rubber washer and a lock nut. Go get your drill and drill a 1/4" hole in the bottom bowl of the box through the plastic and through the floor pan. The run the bolt through there with a flat washer and rubber washer with another flat washer and nut on the bottom. Do that on each side. Do bos will hit a lot harder when bolted down and not bouncing around

No, they have to go behind the seat. The box takes up the room under the seat

Will this box work on the 09's?

have you got a picture of the back seat of your ram? and the space under the back seat????

edit:: i read in the 4th gen forums that 3rd gen boxes still work on the 09's....so best of luck

Maybe this is why he hasn't finished building the single sub box yet. I have been asking for a updated status from him, but he never replies (seems to be common practice)

Sealed is for deeper, accurate bass, vented is for louder bass, it really depends on what you are looking for.

Well I followed Weed's suggestion about bolting it down, and he is right.....sounds a whole heck of a lot better. Didn't really think it would make too big a difference, as it seemed the box fit in the cubby quite tightly, but it did.

Glad it worked out for you and you like it. Joe said he used to pre-drill all the bottom of his boxes for that same reason but some people complained about the holes as it wasnt a "sealed" box anymore. But hell, we were only talking two 1/4" holes. He made a very good point that all somewould have to do is put a peice of duct tape over it and the sound pressure itself would never let it come up but because of the complaint he quit pre-drilling them.