Has anyone installed one of the JLAudio boxes that fits in the center front seat of a Superduty? I like that option, as it doesn't sacrifice any space, and no one ever sits there anyway! Had thoughts of making my own, but wouldn't know where to begin.

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Hi JDMnAR,
I have the JL Stealthbox in my '98 scab f150. I absolutely love it. Thought about going with the boxes under the rear seat but wanted to keep the "stock" look. Mostly for security, as well as still being able to flip the rear seat down if needed. Sound is incredible comming from it. May not give you as much bass as having multiple subs but it's more than enough for me. Hope this helps.



[This message has been edited by RayCee (edited 05-26-2001).]

 

I have done the Dodge version of that box, and it works great, I have done many JL stealth boxes and am always happy with the results.

There will be a version available soon for those with a front center console, also good for the Excursion!!

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2001 S-Crew Lariat, 2wd, 5.4L, loaded, astro tonneau cover, bedrug, dealer installed bug gaurd, Precsion Power PC 2300 LE 300W amp, 2x JL Audio 8w3d4 subwoofers under rear seat, Clifford alarm with remote start, tilt, prox, omni sensor, window control, radio control, headlight control, back up battery siren, window tint, PIAA 9007 SuperWhite headlight bulbs with CATZ Zeta headlight enhancement transformers.. soon to have new subbox with a JL Audio 10w6 woofer.
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