Sub box for regular cab f150
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Sub box for regular cab f150
Hey guys got a quick question for all of ya. Has anyone made a sub box for a regular cab 2000 f150, I know there isn't much room back there, but I figured I would try and make one. Just want to see if anyone else has tried there luck at and what it looked like!!
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Well I am not the expert but I can tell you what I have done. Still working out the bugs with it though. I have tried about 4 combinations of speakers and amps in my '99 regular cab.
My current setup is 2 audibahn 1200X's (12" subs) in fairly small boxes (around 1 cu ft by guestimation). They are powered by an MTX 81000D amp (1500W rms mono @ 2 ohms). Its decent but having problem when I crank it up very high to much stuff ratles and atleast from the outside doesnt sound so good. I am goona play with some sound insulation and different boxes pointing in different angles.
I also had a JL 18W6 (18" sub) in there behind the passanger seat (dont expect any legroom left over) and the sub would really pound you in the back and rattle things of the dash. It was just to big to leave in there though if you have other passengers.
My recomendation would be 2 12" subs or perhaps you could fit 4 10" or 8" subs. Just make sure their rated good and you got a big amp and the impedance is matched (ohms). My amp is 2 ohms stable but my curent subs are 4 ohms total so I am not drawing the full power. Guess I need two more!
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My current setup is 2 audibahn 1200X's (12" subs) in fairly small boxes (around 1 cu ft by guestimation). They are powered by an MTX 81000D amp (1500W rms mono @ 2 ohms). Its decent but having problem when I crank it up very high to much stuff ratles and atleast from the outside doesnt sound so good. I am goona play with some sound insulation and different boxes pointing in different angles.
I also had a JL 18W6 (18" sub) in there behind the passanger seat (dont expect any legroom left over) and the sub would really pound you in the back and rattle things of the dash. It was just to big to leave in there though if you have other passengers.
My recomendation would be 2 12" subs or perhaps you could fit 4 10" or 8" subs. Just make sure their rated good and you got a big amp and the impedance is matched (ohms). My amp is 2 ohms stable but my curent subs are 4 ohms total so I am not drawing the full power. Guess I need two more!
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I have a 97 regular cab f-150 with a sub box behind the seat, but I did not build it myself. I purchased it through the dealer where i bought my stereo equipment. It's ported and houses two 10 inch Rockford subs and my Rockford amp. I can e-mail you pics if you'd like?
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hey that would be great if you could email those pictures. My email address is Scott.Johnson@castrol.com
thanks for the pictures in advance, it will help alot when building the sub box.
thanks for the pictures in advance, it will help alot when building the sub box.
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I have a box in my garage that I built for my buddy's 99 Lightning that I took out when he sold it. It houses two 10's and has a spot for amp mounting. It also does not take up ANY seat room. He is 6'6" and needed all the leg room he could get. It took a long time to get it built right, but it sounded fantastic. I can give more details if anyone is interested, or if anyone is interested in purchasing it it is available.
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sent those pics tatternubs. Hope you enjoy. I would post them on here but my Yahoo photo album is no longer viewable to the public and the link no longer works. I'm just to lazy to open a new album and upload all my pics again to a new album. sorry but I will e-mail them to you if you give me your address mikewrt.
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Originally posted by dode
I have a box in my garage that I built for my buddy's 99 Lightning that I took out when he sold it. It houses two 10's and has a spot for amp mounting. It also does not take up ANY seat room. He is 6'6" and needed all the leg room he could get. It took a long time to get it built right, but it sounded fantastic. I can give more details if anyone is interested, or if anyone is interested in purchasing it it is available.
John
I have a box in my garage that I built for my buddy's 99 Lightning that I took out when he sold it. It houses two 10's and has a spot for amp mounting. It also does not take up ANY seat room. He is 6'6" and needed all the leg room he could get. It took a long time to get it built right, but it sounded fantastic. I can give more details if anyone is interested, or if anyone is interested in purchasing it it is available.
John
hey John....could u send me some Pictures of that Sub Box u made.....
i would like 1 like that for my Truck........i was thinkin 1 12" but i might go wit 2 10"'s and then the AMP in the middle of them....so couild u send some Pictures to.....me @ Fox_o6@hotmail.com
thanks man
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i made me a box for a 92 regular cab, and i don't think it would be that much different. but i also just found out about new subs that kole audio makes. it is their mfw series and they are made specifically for regular cab trucks as they are only 4" deep. and they pound. i have a set of 2 12's and they take around 2.25-2.4 cubic feet and i do competitions with them hitting into the 140's.
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I have a 97 regular cab f-150 with a sub box behind the seat, but I did not build it myself. I purchased it through the dealer where i bought my stereo equipment. It's ported and houses two 10 inch Rockford subs and my Rockford amp. I can e-mail you pics if you'd like?
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Wow this has got to be a record, 11 year old thread revived...
J.Garcia if you look at #1 ford tough's profile you can see Last Activity: 03-22-2006 11:36 PM so I doubt he'll be around to answer your question but you never know.
J.Garcia if you look at #1 ford tough's profile you can see Last Activity: 03-22-2006 11:36 PM so I doubt he'll be around to answer your question but you never know.
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