I would like to hear and see from some of you guys what you are running,how it is set up and how much of a pain in the *** it was,andcan a person sit back there comfortably.My truck is a 97 ex cab......I have 2 12" fosgates in a box sitting on the seat but my BIGGEST problem is the size of my amp.It is about 2-2 1/2 feet long and i need some room to put that somewhere too.I was thinkin about mounting THAT behind the top of the back seat.......SOOOO show me what you guys have got....

 

well considering there really is no best. I would have to say whoever has the pockets deep enuff to cram 2 18" DD's in rear loaded horns with about 10000Rms to each wins

 

LMAO I am talking about still having the space to seat people back there too.I have already been offered to put a wall back there for not too much money at all and would sound killer but i want the seats still back there

 

Here we go again......

 

get yourself a jackhammer sub.

 

Or you can get 6 more of those subs and I can sell you this:



Of course, no one's sittin' back there...

You could also remove the drivers side 40% rear seat, and build a box for the subs, then mount the amp underneath the 60% section, that way you'd loose only one seat back there, but still have room for two.

 

Very nice setup and NO you cant fit anyone back there....i have thought of the 40 seat back there and have been leaning towards THAT idea seeing that MOST guys are only using 8's or MAYBE 10's back there under the seat because of the small space thanx guys

 

DD's are so yesterday, you need two Funkypup 15s, come on where have you been?

 

Pretty in Pink! Or is it purple now?



Actually, biggest...baddest...? Nothing better than the flamed chrome basket KING of Audiobahn!!!!























LMAO

 

team pioneer actually win's lol. heres a little snippet:

http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/pn...409755,00.html

 

NO WAY! MTX smokes everyone with this bad boy:
http://thetrue22.com/Images/JH_installed.jpg
http://thetrue22.com/Images/UnderConstruction_02.jpg
The only 22" specially made car sub. With 6000 Watts RMS.

 

gimmick sub. 6000 rms would require a 450 amp alternator. sadly it would still struggle to break 150 on the new termlab

 

Lift your seat 4" like I did, and build your own box, like I did. I'm thinking that I need to start selling these things, seeing as how it's stuff I really like to do, and it's easy for me to do. There's a few not too good pics in my gallery, I had originally planned on taking more pictures but I got caught up in the construction process and got excited.

 

Ha, theres a 32" chrome bucket around somewhere, but who cares, no one actually will want one in a car.

On a more serious note, Funkypups are the real deal.

Zairman- you could propablly do well if you sold lifts and boxes together and priced them reasonably.

 

That's why I called them "Pretty in Pink".

That would be an idea. But, he would have to cover the boxes differently. What the heck is that?!