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Well I had two 10s between seats subs up port back, rattled back wall pretty good. Sounded good after i got rid of vibrations. Buddy had me do a few of those stealth boxes that hide under your bench seat. Those suck for real. If you want good sound you need a decent speaker or two and a good box. You got two options try and stuff things into the area you got with seats, or somethings got to go. Trucks dont have trunks so we got a back seat.

I got a 03 chevy duramax crew cab. I took the seats out for my 21's. But before I did all that I had two bucket seats out a escalade in the back with a sub box between like you said. the seat bolt pattern was the same. If that helps any.

Sitting at lights bangin lol. I had 3 rockford ti's and some type rf amps back in the day sitting at a light with this guy and a little old man and lady pull up next to me looked and asked me if that was needed and the grandma shot me the finger!

I got comps in the kicks and the doors cant get them just right either trucks gonna drive me crazy one day

I should have made the box a little bigger instead of the minimum Im never satisfied lol.

I dont got a tape measure right now but a guess

Chevy hd crew cab prob enough room for 9 cubes aleast for each. 2 1/2ft from seats to wall atleast 60in door to door and maybe 4ft high?Nice set up btw wish i could hear it. I figured wall facing forward no more hearing the back rattle and more impact where i want it right?

I got a question for you guys that have heard walled subs. I got two IA DP 21s now in my truck where my back seat was facing up ports up. Sounds real good except my poor back wall flexing. I never seen a walled vehicle in person is that the way to go? If they sound good I'd be down to do it over?

i got two tc2000 12s dual 4s wired identical ive quadruple checked . i have to reverse polarity on one of the subs or there will be no output drives me crazy one must of been wired backwards.