single cab system help

hatedonmostly

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• Mar 3, 2010

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Do a blow through, sell your 15"s and get 2 12"s

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Johnny Law.Lulz

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Two 12" blowthrough = teh lame //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/crap.gif.7f4dd41e3e9b23fbd170a1ee6f65cecc.gif

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3 15"S, 4 12"s, 5 10"s, 14 8"s

 

joe98chevy

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I had 2 sa-12z in a sealed(not alot of room)box 2cubes in a single cab,amps under seat. I wouldn't do a blow through on a new truck.

 

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I had 2 sa-12z in a sealed(not alot of room)box 2cubes in a single cab,amps under seat. I wouldn't do a blow through on a new truck.

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its not really new its a 93 chevy with a 99 cadillac front end

 

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if i do a blowthrough and do get another 15 with only that amp is low 150s possible?

 

Johnny Law.Lulz

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if i do a blowthrough and do get another 15 with only that amp is low 150s possible?

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Its possible but i doubt it would happen, thats real low power for 150s

 

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basssquared

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yeah it is but im thinking with my 200 amp alt and im gonna get 2 batts id be able to run my 15s at .5 ohm and would be getting around 2k rms and since its such a small cabin plus in my town the comps we have they meter at the kick or dash you chose with the windows up or down up to you so i know it would be more like outlaw style

 

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• Mar 3, 2010

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I always thought single cab trucks(especially ones with bench seat) are better off being used as what they're intended to do - work and haul stuff.

Instead of scrounging for space and ruin the value of your truck by cutting a huge gaping hole, I would suggest buying another vehicle if you want to do it big.

 

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• Mar 5, 2010

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Sorry if this has been posted already... What year is the truck? The regular cabs these days have a ton of room behind the seat compared to what they used to have. I was burping 150s with 2x 10"s and streetbeating 150s with 2x 12"s. I don't think it's too much of a stretch to hope for 150s with a pair of 15"s.

 

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get a pair of buckets.....and do a Center console build. When going from bench to bucket, you will need to drill holes for the inner mounting.

1988-98 Fullsize Chevys have dimples (markings) in the floorpan for factory bucket seat mounts. Mid size '92-'00 pontiac bonneville, buicks, Pontiac Gran prix, (and other GM midsizes on the same platform) bucket seats will bolt directly to '88-'98 seat risers with NO MODIFICATIONS, they both share the same riser-to-seat bolt pattern. These seats are cheap, and plentiful,and come in cloth and leather,recline and power lumbar was avialible. Or do a buch of 8's.....

 

joe98chevy

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its not really new its a 93 chevy with a 99 cadillac front end

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joe98chevy

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Definetly blow thru //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif

 

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basssquared

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• Mar 6, 2010

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I always thought single cab trucks(especially ones with bench seat) are better off being used as what they're intended to do - work and haul stuff.
Instead of scrounging for space and ruin the value of your truck by cutting a huge gaping hole, I would suggest buying another vehicle if you want to do it big.

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this is definately not a work truck its got a sport side bed and a 99 escalade front end conversion 20" rims and 2 tone paintjob and yeah im really leaning towards the blowthrough if i ever decide to resell sportside beds aren't that hard to find and a lil sheetmetal and some welding could fix the cabin right back up ill upload a pic of the truck here in a few

 

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• Mar 7, 2010

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You'd be surprised what kind of output you can get from a single high powered 10 in an optimum ported box in your truck...FYI...Please refrain from destroying a nice truck unless it's just beauty queen...maybe i'm weird but I view trucks as well...trucks...they're meant for work (shrugs shoulders) do what you will sir, but i'd look into a single high powered 10 setup....150 is a high number to shoot for...mid to high 40's is loud as hell. 50's is just ridiculous...Have you ever heard a vehicle that does 50's on music? it's just retarded loud