Anyone have the max dimensions for what type of sub box will fit behind the back fold down seat?

 

Go to Super Crew Sound a site sponsor and look at the MTX thunderform subs with amps. I have one in my 07 crew cab with a Alpine deck and stock speakers and it sounds real good.

 

Not sure if I want to get the MTX i've heard mixed reviews about it. Plus thats a 10" i would like to put in a single 12"

 

I tried to put an Alpine Type R in a box behind the back seat, but there just wasn't enough room. Only bout 7 inches of depth there. Had to put box in the middle in the back. I toyed with the idea of building console with a sub built in between the front seats, but decided that was way to much work. Im also not a fan of MTX unless you just want go for loudness.

 

A shallow 12" is gunna be tough but doable. I went with 2 10"s Elemental Designs. Not too loud but has nice lows and punch. It's worth buying it from supercrewsound as the price is pretty cheap.

 

Does anyone have the actual measurements of a shallow mount 10" or 12" custom sub box?

 

Not sure if you are interested, but the 2008 Super Duty Audiophile sub fits great behind the rear seat of my 05. I guess that is obvious since it was designed for the Super Duty. Regardless if you are interested I can measure mine, but it isn't just a flat box since it is molded to fit in the various recesses etc of the back panel and floor.

Here are some pics, maybe it will help with ideas.

 

I would check a cut off triangle design, 7.5" base, 3.5" top, 15" tall. This one seems to work in most Fords.

 

How wide for the triangle box or would that depend on how much volume i needed for the sub?

 

I fit a single JL-10w3 behind my rear seat. There's room for 2 if I wanted to add another. The box I found that actually fit came from Best Buy: Audio Innovations - 10" Truck Sealed Subwoofer Enclosure - Dark Blue - QLT-.6510S

The rear of that box has a cutout that will just barely give enough room for the magnet to fit without hitting the box. It works great, fits just right, and my little lonesome 10" sub hits really hard.

I wouldn't go with the MTX speakers, they can't handle the power from a good amp.

 

Contact this guy. BoxWorX One of the best boxes you can get.

 

Yes tune the length for the volume. It's the easiest changeable dimension to adjust the displacement.