blinkybill04

okay, kind of vague here i realize, but i have seen on ebay in the past (once) a rear firing sub box replacing the arm rest on a tacoma. havent been able to find a picture of one since, but i like the thinking. i think it held a 12" woofer too. i'm pissed i didnt save the picture of it! i have searched all i could on here for a decent hidden box design, or just something to get it out of the extended cab portion of my truck. i've been thinking of making one that fits on the floor too, but didnt see anyone on here with that setup. can i make a weird lookin box to extend under my seat to account for needed airspace? is there a rule of thumb about how close the air needs to be to the actual woofer? never made an oddly shaped box, but willing to try... any help appreciated!

dijlop

if u can dream it u can build it. hidden boxes are smart too. hide ur junk. lol

Jerm

http://mobile.jlaudio.com/products_s...hp?fit_id=1424 I would look into one of these.

blinkybill04

That would be pretty sweet! i am thinking about something along those lines, but that holds a 12 (just because i own one already). thanks for the info though!

Eric DeCastro

i have that same one, and it hits pretty hard, not as hard as my 3 10s in my 4runner but decent. you can easily build one or modify it to house a 12 but the air sapce is $h!t even for a big 10. so you are lookig at a 150W or so sub. much less a 12" it will have to be a W0 or alpine type-s or something crappy like that. I had one of my 10s in it and it was no were near the airspace needed. so I had to put a smaller 10.

dijlop

for my regular cab, it doesnt rly matter what uve got bumpin in there, it will sound loud, but i still think my 10in punch can get krunk. ive just got the one in a q-logic box hiden behind my seat though.