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    Quote Originally Posted by screaminchicken View Post
    You can fit about a 3.5 cubic foot box but I haven't looked into the 8's much to know what airspace they require.
    Are you high?! 3.5 cubic feet!!! I have a seat lift and a HUGE box u der my rear seat and barely got 2.5 cubic feet. And Im only running a single 12. People need to understand that you need A LOT of room and a ton of wattage when you get into the high quality subs.
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    Quote Originally Posted by screaminchicken View Post
    You can fit about a 3.5 cubic foot box but I haven't looked into the 8's much to know what airspace they require.
    You cannot fit 3.5 even with a 3" lift. The 8s need about .8-1.2 foot.

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    Lol sorry I wasnt thinking right. I have something like .8 cubes each side on my little box I'm just running two cvr's in a front fire. My old box in my montero was 3.5ci. But that's just a regular box you can set in the back trunk area. Got my boxes mixed up.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bangbangskeetskeet View Post
    Are you high?! 3.5 cubic feet!!! I have a seat lift and a HUGE box u der my rear seat and barely got 2.5 cubic feet. And Im only running a single 12. People need to understand that you need A LOT of room and a ton of wattage when you get into the high quality subs.
    Thats why I'm just eventually doing a blow through on mine. I'm tired of wimpy bass in this truck.
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    i just fiberglassed a box FOUR 10s under the back seat i got a 05 ext cab silverado

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    Quote Originally Posted by BUN View Post
    i just fiberglassed a box FOUR 10s under the back seat i got a 05 ext cab silverado
    You have enough airspace for all that sub? My 2 10" P3 need ~.75ft^3/ea. iirc.
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    yea kicker 10s we put some 15s behind the seat on a single cab silverado

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    ill try to post some pix not sure how this work from the cell phone

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    I have a T3 T600 in a underseat ported box in my truck pushed by a 700 wrms autotek amp. Sometimes less is more. My box is ported and built to spec and it's a neat fit and sounds better than the 2 Kicker comp 12"s I had. You can probably save money this way too. I surprise many folk who think that bass must come from 2 subwoofers.
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