Little Sub Help

[TrickcitykustomsPrez]

Just got a 2000 Toyota Tundra...in 3 years ive had 7 vehicles and everyone has had a different system...got looking thru this truck and the ONLY place i could put subs is under the drivers and passenger side seats...was thinking about getting some of the "Low Profile" subs but have never heard any. Im not looking to win any competitions but i was something that will thump pretty good. Its an access cab but theres no room under the rear seat. If anyone has ever worked with one of these trucks or has heard the low pro subs in action lemme know PLEASE!!!!!!!

Thanks

[Kyle]

A guy I knew had an F150 with the same problem. What we came up with was making a down firing setup right behind the center console. We put a JL 12 in there and it sounds great. It looked pretty good too. You have to sacrifice seating one person, but I think it was worth it.

There is probably a better solution, but thats what we came up with.

[TrickcitykustomsPrez]

ah yeah man that would work great! im thinking 3 10s in it lol hmmmmm. thanks again for the idea.

[Kyle]

Hmmm... A car audio forum would help you, because I am sure someone has faced the same problem. Or some sort of truck forum would help too.

[TrickcitykustomsPrez]

aight i figured out a remedy...Q Logic recently put out a box for 2 8s that fits under the passenger rear seat. Thanks for all the help...+1 Kyle thanks

[Allstar3.8T]

A guy I knew had an F150 with the same problem. What we came up with was making a down firing setup right behind the center console. We put a JL 12 in there and it sounds great. It looked pretty good too. You have to sacrifice seating one person, but I think it was worth it.

There is probably a better solution, but thats what we came up with.
My Ram had little room, I did a JL 8w0 firing down in a center console, it did ALOT for 1 small sub.
Maybe do bucket seats and build a console box, civic seats are always FS on IA.

[BanginJimmy]

steve brown did one of these for CA&I a few months ago. Het just cut a while in the floor under the pass seat and dropped the enclosure down through that.

[cactusEG]

audiobahns.. son

[Kyle]

audiobahns.. son
GTFO. :no:

[BanginJimmy]

audiobahns.. son


they make great paper weights and flower pots

[cactusEG]

they make great paper weights and flower pots

i guess this is the 1st time i've had them and thier doing good.. but i've always had kicker and they never let me down..

[sina518]

kicker shallow mounts are good and the rockford ones, ive herd the pioneers and the clarion they both sound like shit. Audiobahn is garbage

[.....]

sounds like you need a rockford shallow mount sub

[Z32redondo]

This is kind of an old thread but I know something that could work because I just had the same problem and just finished my little project.

So I have my truck. A single cab with a 3 seater bench seat in it and no place to put my $1000 stereo that was in the 300zx.

I took out the bench seat and took 2 bucket seats out of a 2004 Nissan Xterra at a junkyard. Took out the stock seat from the truck. Took a couple bolts out and grinded a little and removed the stock frame from the seat (I left the stock slider on the seat. So then I did the same thing to the Xterra seats except this tim left the sliders on the seat. Drilled a couple holes and bolted a little and was left with the 2 Xterra bucket seats on the stock seat frame that were reclinable and slidable, as well as being able to adjust the stiffness in the seat. You could also control the height and tilt of the seat, and they are waterproof. All this is manuel with no electronic switch's so there was no rewiring. But doing this left me a big gap in between the two seats.

I took my old dual ported box for my 10's and chopped it up a nice bit creating a new box. Instead of having two places for subs on the top as well as being ported through the top. One sub is now at an angle and faces towards my windsheild and there is now a pliglass covered arm rest where the other sub was. The other sub is now located on the front of the box facing the bottom of the dash. The amp is behind the seat and another amp is behind the driver seat to run door speakers. It isnt too hard to sccomplish just takes little while. Total cost for me was just a few days of my time because i got the seats for free.

I can post pictures if you are stilkl interested in putting a system in your truck.

And BTW I wrtapped the top of my box (the arm rest place) with a $2.00 mossy oak throw away seat cover then put a peice of plexiglass on top of it and went around that with a few peices of small angle iron. So it looks pretty custom and nice as well...well nice for living around a bunch of rednecks lol.

[j225]

try puting da subs rite behind da back seat

[brianssupra]

audiobahns not the highest quality bi enymeans.. they blow under easy watts.and dont even hit hard at all.. son
audiobahns.. son