CrewCabBassHead

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Box is coming along nice. It's my first time dealing with fiberglass,and fleece. But bondo will fill in a few spots and then I'll sand it down. https://ibb.co/gHrkT0 https://ibb.co/kAocaf https://ibb.co/jNLOFf https://ibb.co/d8BKo0 https://ibb.co/eV3M1L

I took a few pics of what I've got going on. The back seat is lifted 4" with the brackets I made out of 1/4" steel. Ready to mock up the box. Excuse the mess, I'll vacuum when I'm done. https://ibb.co/jaekZU https://ibb.co/bUUV19 https://ibb.co/eb7B8p https://ibb.co/kYYUuU https://ibb.co/dWi7g9 https://ibb.co/fSEr8p https://ibb.co/mrSYM9 https://ibb.co/jEOUuU

Alright so I made brackets to lift the seat 4". I have to take out the flip down rack that's under there first. My plan is to install the brackets and see about my available space. As far as porting goes would y'all recommend a baffle before the port? I've seen a few boxes with say a 3" OD port with a price of wood 3" in front on the entrance for the port. Would this help as far as bass in concerned? Thanks for all the input.

Sounds good to me, I can lift the seat I can make brackets at work. Thanks for the help, build pics to come soon enough

I'm ready to design the box lol

Forward facing 10s off YouTube in a Chevy https://ibb.co/b00KJe

Ok so here's what I got. 57" across 9" tall in the front, 5" tall in the rear, 12" deep. If we need to Jack the seat up some I can do that, I work in metal fab. I need those lows haha. I attached a link of a quick sketch of my available space. I'm going to attach another pic of a forward firing box under the seat to see what your opinion is on that design. I'm open to build whatever. Thanks again. https://ibb.co/dczode

Hey man, thanks for the help. I can post up some measurements in about an hour. Are you talking about porting out the middle towards the console like the guy at my stereo shop recommended or a side port? I'm looking for low hard hitting bass. If my rear view mirror falls off so be it lol. The subs are rated 500w RMS. My amp is a Rockville 6000W/1500RMS so I'm assuming they will slam. Maybe add more subs later on? Thanks again

Ok so I just stopped in to talk to the owner at my local car audio shop. He recommended going with a down firing box under the back seat at 2.5 cubes, port in the center facing forward. Has anyone built one of these before on here? What size port dos y'all use? Thanks for any input

Also I have a Rockville 6000W 1500 Rms amp that will be powering these 2 subs, thanks again for all the help

I can build a box but can you help me out with port specs? I'll build what you recommend. It's gonna be a wedge truck box with the two 10s behind the rear seat. I've got 60" across my cab, 8" deep at the bottom, 22" tall. Thanks for the help

Specs: SUNDOWN AUDIO E-10 V.3 D2 10" 500W RMS DUAL 2-OHM * RMS Power = 500-watts | Xmax = 14mm one-way by 70% BL | Vented magnetic gap * Vented pole piece with optimized geometry | Black Aluminum 2.5” voice coil former for superior heat dissipation | High Temperature 4-Layer copper voice coil wire * Spring Loaded Terminals | Stitched-On “Mini-XL” Tinsel Leads to prevent fatigue and failure * Box Recommendations: Sealed: 0.5 cu ft | Ported: 1.0 cu ft | Displacement: 0.11 ft^3 | Cutout Diameter: 8-7/8" | Outside Diameter: 10" | Depth: 5 5/8" | Recommended Tuning: 32hz | Recommended Port Area: 16 in^2