fitting subs into a reg cab?
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fitting subs into a reg cab?
Hi I got an 88 pickup thats already got 6x9s behind the seat, where the hell could i fit subs and an amp? The back isnt an option cuz i got to haul my bike. any tips and advice will be greatly appreciated.
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In my '89, I fit two 10's behind the seat, one on each side. I think I lost one click on the seat adjustment, so if you're tall, that could be a problem.
The front of the box was wood, the sides were cut to match the back of the cab and then installed and then fiberglassed to the cab. The 'glass went across the back, basically reinforcing and sealing the back of the cab as the box.
Later I got rid of that and did one JL8W6 in the dash (below the radio in front of the shifter).
The front of the box was wood, the sides were cut to match the back of the cab and then installed and then fiberglassed to the cab. The 'glass went across the back, basically reinforcing and sealing the back of the cab as the box.
Later I got rid of that and did one JL8W6 in the dash (below the radio in front of the shifter).
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where'd you fit the amp in there tc? my buddy had like a 12 or so behind the seat all the way forward... might have been a 16 dont really know... the amp was next to it behinf the seat... really cramped set up but dang two 10's?
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One 10 behind each side of the bench seat, down as low as I could get them at an angle that matched the seat back. The amps were right above them ... wish I had some pictures of that install, it was quite sweet.
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ah the ol subs in a regular cab.
I had an 86 reg cab, bought a big a$$ box cause i was so excited to get my subs, it fit 2 tens and took most of my leg room away.
you can do it with a couple of those single boxes, thats what i would do now at least.
2 kicker tens, perfect.
I had an 86 reg cab, bought a big a$$ box cause i was so excited to get my subs, it fit 2 tens and took most of my leg room away.
you can do it with a couple of those single boxes, thats what i would do now at least.
2 kicker tens, perfect.
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sorry for the thread jack, but 87tanyota, got any pics of your truck ??
my 86 that i was speaking about above was totaled.
I've always wondered what a 4x4 version looked like though.
my 86 that i was speaking about above was totaled.
I've always wondered what a 4x4 version looked like though.
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Just get some real thin subs and put them behind the seat, and put the amp under a seat. Build your own box for maximum utiliization of space. It's pretty easy to make a good box out of MDF, just make sure it's the right volume for the subs. I also recommend using nails and glue to hold it together, screws make it split pretty bad.
Having them there really amplifies the effect too.
http://www.gspr.com/blau/thw.html
http://mobile.jlaudio.com/products_s...hp?page_id=245
Having them there really amplifies the effect too.
http://www.gspr.com/blau/thw.html
http://mobile.jlaudio.com/products_s...hp?page_id=245
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I just got a http://www.amazon.com/Kicker-CVT10-C.../dp/B000N8JW3U
and http://www.cassesaudiovideo.com/MTX-...0-p-55686.html
this amp is under the seat..good thing is that if some one tries to steal it...they have to get the seat out...
this is serious sound...I love it..
ill try to get some pics for you guys...i also have 2 6x9's behind the seat and yeah i got a reg cab
and http://www.cassesaudiovideo.com/MTX-...0-p-55686.html
this amp is under the seat..good thing is that if some one tries to steal it...they have to get the seat out...
this is serious sound...I love it..
ill try to get some pics for you guys...i also have 2 6x9's behind the seat and yeah i got a reg cab
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Bazooka Tubes. I ran a 4 inch in my nissan standard cab for years. It will not shake body panels loose like my JL system will, but it rattles the rear view mirror and sounded really good. Oh and its cheap
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I had a Chevy S10 pickup (lowrider) with 2 10's behind the seat in a box I made. The amp was in the lower center of the box and the EQ was in the upper center. Component set in the doors. Center channel in dash.
That truck sounded good. All I had to do was get it painted and it was done. An old guy driving a station wagon came around a turn, hit a puddle of water and hydroplaned into me, totaling my truck I was stopped at a light
Have a look on http://www.the12volt.com/Default.asp?
I'll post some pics if I could find them.
That truck sounded good. All I had to do was get it painted and it was done. An old guy driving a station wagon came around a turn, hit a puddle of water and hydroplaned into me, totaling my truck I was stopped at a light
Have a look on http://www.the12volt.com/Default.asp?
I'll post some pics if I could find them.
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I have some but I cant upload them here at work... and I have the stock 87 2wd version .... nothing special - except that its a yota and kicks some awesome a$$ even at 180k miles. I can try to get some uploaded tonight though.
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As for an amp...i had mine in the seat (i took the fabric off and stuck it in their) or maybe put it in the front somewhere, like maybe behind the glove box or somwhere around there.
http://www.sasbazooka.com/products/m...-Subwoofers-C6
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I got a powered 8" sub made by Boss. It was like $100. I'm 6'6" so I need the whole cab but that thing fit behind the seat with the seat all the way back. It's not real boomy but it adds nicely to the little 4.5s or whatever in the dash.
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my bad, well pics will still be kool.
ha, i had an 86 long bed with a shell on the back, somehow the beige color made my friends call it a banana, then later turned into the beenan.
it was a "one ton" with 80k on a crate motor cause the first one got hydrolocked.
I decided to total it, not really decided.
But it happened.
But the motor is going into my 91 so its all good
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Bazooka's are the best for Toyota's in my opinion. i have run JBL, and Alpine and kicker and many others and so far the best performance and fit/space saver is my 8" Bazooka Tube. their small, fit very nicely behind a seat in a reg cab (had mine in my old Isuzu reg cab before my 4Runner) and i still had tons of free space for other stuff behind the seat.
As for an amp...i had mine in the seat (i took the fabric off and stuck it in their) or maybe put it in the front somewhere, like maybe behind the glove box or somwhere around there.
http://www.sasbazooka.com/products/m...-Subwoofers-C6
As for an amp...i had mine in the seat (i took the fabric off and stuck it in their) or maybe put it in the front somewhere, like maybe behind the glove box or somwhere around there.
http://www.sasbazooka.com/products/m...-Subwoofers-C6
http://www.sasbazooka.com/products/m...ified-Tube-P35
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