Pics of sub boxs in lightning.
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i also installed kick panels and have boston acoustics pro 5.5 series components, and i put boston acoustics fx8's in the doors and pillars. she screams... and i can take it out in about 5 minutes for the track. i lost some leg room having 12" power hx2's but im 5'8" so it didnt bother me at all.
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i dont know why my pics arent showing up, so heres a link.
http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/686863/4
http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/686863/4
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i dont know my DB number.. but from my old systems i'd say its about 138-140. the stereo shop wanted to do a blow- thru box but i told them i race the track every now and then and didnt want a box that i couldnt take out of the truck. i almost bought a harley davidson truck just for the stereo...i wanted to take out the rear seats and do something massive, but test drove both and went with the L.
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Originally posted by 20"svt
i dont know why my pics arent showing up, so heres a link.
http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/686863/4
i dont know why my pics arent showing up, so heres a link.
http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/686863/4
Please tell me more about how your amp rack is connected to your box. I am trying to figure out how to install my amps right now and there is no room under the seats for them. I will be running 2 10"s in a ProBox and need room for two amps.
Do you have any close up pictures? Is the amp rack wood or metal?
Any help is appreciated.
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Originally posted by Spyder207
That looks great!
Please tell me more about how your amp rack is connected to your box. I am trying to figure out how to install my amps right now and there is no room under the seats for them. I will be running 2 10"s in a ProBox and need room for two amps.
Do you have any close up pictures? Is the amp rack wood or metal?
Any help is appreciated.
That looks great!
Please tell me more about how your amp rack is connected to your box. I am trying to figure out how to install my amps right now and there is no room under the seats for them. I will be running 2 10"s in a ProBox and need room for two amps.
Do you have any close up pictures? Is the amp rack wood or metal?
Any help is appreciated.
-Kimball
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the amp rack is bolted to the top of the box. the rack itself is metal, something like 1/4 inch square tube. the amps are mounted to a piece of wood then the wood is secured to the rack which is screwed into the top of the box. i get plenty of air blowing across the amps being that high in the cab.
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Originally posted by 20"svt
the amp rack is bolted to the top of the box. the rack itself is metal, something like 1/4 inch square tube. the amps are mounted to a piece of wood then the wood is secured to the rack which is screwed into the top of the box. i get plenty of air blowing across the amps being that high in the cab.
the amp rack is bolted to the top of the box. the rack itself is metal, something like 1/4 inch square tube. the amps are mounted to a piece of wood then the wood is secured to the rack which is screwed into the top of the box. i get plenty of air blowing across the amps being that high in the cab.
