Please, I need help with building a sub enclosure for 2 -10's

David Griffith 2 · Jan 30, 2006

Hey guys,

I'm tackling the sub box now. I know 2 -10's will fit, I've seen a couple trucks out there with this setup. I want to put them behind the seat if I can. I have 3 different set of dimensions for this type of box but not to sure about it. Could anyone help me with some pics? Nothing to detailed is needed just proof that it's possible. I will go with 2 single boxes under the seats if I have to but I don't want to. Any help is appreciated . Does C wells have a dual 10 box? I've seen the 8's . :wacko:

Thanks!

shawn stonbraker 2 · Jan 30, 2006

Griff, Someone has done it, but when I tried to do a search I'm getting an error. Do a search and there should be a post that shows it between the doors behind the seats. It's what I want to do to mine, just haven't gotten around to it. (you will have to modify the plasitc cover back there to do it)

Jeff C · Jan 30, 2006

Proof that it's possible:

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shawn stonbraker 2 · Jan 30, 2006

Jeff, do your rear seats go the whole way back? It looks like the box is over the plastic in the back. Am I right?

Jerry Pollen · Jan 30, 2006

Take a look at my gallery (stereo system). I installed two 12's under the rear seats. I actually still have the box with the subs in it and I would like to sell it. It took quite a while to build, but it is formed so that the rear seats fold back down to their stock height, and the subs don't come anywhere near to hitting the floor (downfiring). Don't ask me about dimensions, because there would be about 40 of them to give if you want to build it the same way. Here are a couple of pictures...

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If somebody is interested in the box, drop me an e-mail. [email protected] It needs to be recarpeted, and is quite heavy for shipping due to the two subs that will go with it, and the box is completely made out of 3/4" MDF.