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I need a box design for under the rear seat of my truck but the thing is I don't know if I want to go with four ported 8's with about 600 watts a piece or two 10's ported with about 1000 watts a piece...which setup will be louder? And who is a good enclosure designer?

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Did you buy a new truck? That won't fit in your crew cab unless you are seriously clever with fiberglass.

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Neither of your choices will fit. Not even close.

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err, where is this said airspace? It isn't under your seat.

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Under the seat of a Crew Cab? Can't even get that under an older E/C with a seat lift. You need to remeasure...

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I measured a few times before I posted the thread..I saw a few installs with four ported 8's and dual 10's

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I measured a few times before I posted the thread..I saw a few installs with four ported 8's and dual 10's

Just because you've seen installs doesn't mean they are worth a shit. Getting 1.25cuft net is not trivial, more than that is a pipe dream. Get the box built/designed first as your early measurements and reality aren't going to line up.

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You only have about 2.5 cubic feet gross under that seat with no lift. I have a 2010 sitting in my driveway.

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I have a 3 inch lift on my 09 crew. I had about 2.6 cubes net. With 4 8s ported externally.

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so I do have enough room for two shallow tens or four ported 8's... correct?

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Two 10's could squeeze depending on the sub's requirements. Four 8's ported would not.

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Two 10's could squeeze depending on the sub's requirements. Four 8's ported would not.

so my best option would be the ad series from sundown

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SD? They have a small enough Vas that they'll work in the volume. Not sure of the frequency responce, I'm sure it'd be ok, I don't have stuff with me to calculate by hand.

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You only have about 2.5 cubic feet gross under that seat with no lift. I have a 2010 sitting in my driveway.

And that is you building a box. I'd shrink it a bit to be safe which to me means 2 sealed 10's.

If you want ported and 2 of them you are going to need to be creative or lift your seat. A single 12 ported will work though.

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You only have about 2.5 cubic feet gross under that seat with no lift. I have a 2010 sitting in my driveway.

And that is you building a box. I'd shrink it a bit to be safe which to me means 2 sealed 10's.

If you want ported and 2 of them you are going to need to be creative or lift your seat. A single 12 ported will work though.

with that being said shoud i look for subs that excel in sealed enclosures?

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Or run a single ported 12.

B4 shopping though, I'd design the box.

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B4 shopping though, I'd design the box.

Definite must. That's how I begin every build. Save time from guessing.

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