I'm looking to install a woofer in my extended cab obs but I'm not wanting to take up space in my back seat. I was just wondering how others have done it. Where they put the sub, what size ect.
Thanks
Its two seats with a center console. I wasn't real sure if they made subs shallow enough to fit under the back seat. there is probably only 3-4 inches under it.
pioneer shallows are right around 3 inches in depth. i have two behind the seat in my cc and still have most of my adjusment. dont see why it wouldnt work in your ex cab
I am thinking about "massaging" the floor under the back seat in mine, or maybe cutting out a square to put a box in. I looked under the cab and didn't see anything that I though look very vital. Any opinions?
I am thinking about "massaging" the floor under the back seat in mine, or maybe cutting out a square to put a box in. I looked under the cab and didn't see anything that I though look very vital. Any opinions?
The sub through the floor could be done and has been done before. I just don't know how well it would like daily driving and/or winter conditions. I would imagine it would work best with a fiberglass box, orat least sealing an mdf box from the elements with fiberglass.
I have a down firing 10 in a box i made to fit between the driver seat and the back seat. It has a tapered front to match the angle of the seat. Its not carpeted so its kind of ugly looking. I dont have any pictures though
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