Sub box for 2002 ST

[carlthess40]

Hi
I’m looking for a subwoofer box for my 2002 gen one sport trac. I’d like one for behind the back seat. I don’t care what size driver it was made for as I will mod it for my needs
I’m in Florida
Thanks


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[Todd Z]

Ebay had a bunch a while back, or people made their own.... shipping one would be crazy.

 

[EddieS'04]

If you make one for the oem location, behind the driver side rear seat. Remove the panel encloser, it will sound better.

 

[carlthess40]

My truck did not come with a factory sub
I have removed all of the panels from behind the seat. I have the wood to make a box but with being disabled, I do t have many (good days) to do woodwork like I used to do
I’ve built many many speaker cabs and sub cabs over the last 40 years
I just put this out to see if someone had one that they made and no longer need it
It’s probably better if I do make it myself as I have 3 amps and two dsp units that need to be installed as well


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[RedRanger 7]

rodneysboxes has been selling Sport Trac boxes on ebay for many years, slides under wider rear seat, without subwoofer about $140, with subwoofer $150 and up depending on which of his speakers you choose. I bought one around 10 years ago with amp and enjoyed it til I sold my 2003 last summer

 

[carlthess40]

rodneysboxes has been selling Sport Trac boxes on ebay for many years, slides under wider rear seat, without subwoofer about $140, with subwoofer $150 and up depending on which of his speakers you choose. I bought one around 10 years ago with amp and enjoyed it til I sold my 2003 last summer

Can you still fold the seat down when there a sub box under it?


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[curtis james]

i did not like any for sale so had some made.

 

[curtis james]

theres not a ton of room so got 3 8s in middle and single 10 in rear

 

[JC2008SportTrac]

I'm not a big fan of 8"s or 10"s anymore, after having a pair of 10"s of that very same 10 you have there (is that a RF?)

BUT, I was working in a Fox-body, so the guy before me that had the 2 10"'s didn't know that that was too little for the car. The fox-body needs a couple 12's to do it right.

It looks like you've got a 10" in the back-wall of this truck, is that right? AND, is that Rockford Fosgate (pretty sure it is, as I had two of those 10"'s in my last fox, and it was just too little). I'd like a single 12", preferably dual-voice-coil, but probably not enough room (except maybe where you found the room for that 10, which appears to be through the back wall).

Where are the 3 8"'s in there? Are they somehow installed down the middle arm-rest area? If so, I can't do that; need that area for the random crap I need to keep in that arm-rest area! But I'd love a 12" or two under the rear seats. Looks like you made room for a 10", so I bet a 12" could be done.

 

[curtis james]

yes its a 10 in rear box and a kicker amp and there are 3 8s in the center box, basically a sub box with stock arm pad and yes i would like the extra space but not a lot of room to work with, as amps under seat eat up space. it was done back when i bought truck and now older and less wise and i was born deaf in one ear so need the bump. but thinking of changing rear to a 12 but it sounds really good still.