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    1. #18
      Join Date
      Jan 2011
      Location
      Ocean Springs, MS
      Posts
      84
      Country Flag: United States
      Be careful doing a center console sub-box. It'll work good in a reg cab but if it's an extended cab you'll probably get some wave cancelation. You'll alway get the best performance when you place the sub as close to the rear as possible. You really need to use the natural acoustics of the car/truck to get the most performance.

      The truck looks nice. The box looks really big though. You can get the big stuff in the small space you just really need to use some imagination! Here's some pics of my truck box. I had 6" total height in the front so I had to get really imaginative! I wanted everything hidden and max volume cause the truck was kinda loud. Had to water-cool the amp because of no air circulation under the seat but that and a little fiberglass and it was unbelievable! 12's under the seat at stock height! Each box was a little over 1.2 cuFT and the only HDF was the front and top pieces. Everything else was glass. :D










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