i got 2 tens in my 87 and when i crank'em up i can feel the gas pedal viberatin and i had to stuff a ***** ton of buisness cards in my back glass to cut back on the ratteling

 

heres my 2 10's and for anyone who is wondering that box on my box with wires running to it and out of it is the crossover box for my tweeters

 

Just finished building my new custom enclosure, Needed to get som more space in the cab so i went with a minimalistic approach, without sacrificing too much sound. I think i came out quite allright

Built the box around a 10" pioneer 1200watt slim subwoofer.

 

How do you like the slim sub? I helped a friend install one under the seat of his '92 chevy, but the box was so small, it could barely breath and I thought the sub sounded like crap.

Do you think the slim line subs are worth it?

I don't have any pics and I just took my box apart, but I was running (4) 6" Tang Band mini-subs in a box which was probably close to 1.2 cu ft. I never truly got the box done since it was supposed to only be a stop-gap until I had enough time to build a real box. I was quite happy with their performance, especially on only a 300 watt amp. I'm aiming to add another 4 drivers to the mix and bump the amp up to ~1000 watts.

I felt this was my only option since I was so disenchanted with the slim sub my buddy had and I wasn't willing to move my seat forward.

 

 

I like the pioneer slim sub alot, it's got good punch, required box around 0.44 cu space, the box i made i think is around 0.30 cu but i stuffed the enclosure to make up for the smaller box.

Result is a hard hitting, tight bass, and ofcourse now i have more available space in my truck

So definately worth it!

 

I am about to put a some subs and a amp in my 84 f250 . Its extended cab and looks exactly like the pic with the amp on the back window. I think im going to put my amp and wires under my back seat with two tens and put a twelve in between the front seats.