Size for behind seat box in Lighting?
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12-07-2002, 10:47 AM
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12-07-2002, 03:02 PM
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I highly recommend getting your own measurements...for the following reasons:
1. Air space requirements for the subs you choose
2. Looks (you can design the box the way you want)
3. Installation (you know exactly what you have to work with)
I have a reg cab F150 with the bench seat, my box measurements are 9" at bottom, 42" across & 18" high with a notch cut out for the hump on the back wall. I have two 12" subs in this box. My amps are mounted under the seat. Since I have the bench seat you can't see the box at all, but since you have the bucket seat with center console the box would definitely show. It all depends on what you want, there are numerous box design software programs on the web that can help you.
Good luck!
1. Air space requirements for the subs you choose
2. Looks (you can design the box the way you want)
3. Installation (you know exactly what you have to work with)
I have a reg cab F150 with the bench seat, my box measurements are 9" at bottom, 42" across & 18" high with a notch cut out for the hump on the back wall. I have two 12" subs in this box. My amps are mounted under the seat. Since I have the bench seat you can't see the box at all, but since you have the bucket seat with center console the box would definitely show. It all depends on what you want, there are numerous box design software programs on the web that can help you.
Good luck!
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12-07-2002, 09:14 PM
I agree. I have my own car audio shop and advise anyone with basic audio know how to design and build there own. You know your ride better than anyone else. Unless your like me (I like SPL) I managed to install 4 12" MA Audio behind the seat of my reg. F-150. What subs do you want to run?