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The new Hitachi Table Saw that I owe this boxes life to:

My updated 2 x 10" Sub Box / Downfiring / Angled / 1.5" to 2.5" lower clearance / .85 cu ft per sub / 2 chambers / 1/2" MDF:

Are you sure it's not the trunk and/or trunk panels rattling?

Two Short - Short Dogs in the House I used to have an El Camino back in1995-1996 that I put 2 x 15" M&M Godfathers, 2 x 10" Midbass, 2 5.25" Doors, 2 x 4" Dash speakers in with 2 HC Pioneer Amps. Holy crap - my windshield wipers would bounce on the window, the stupid rear view mirror kept...

Yes I am going to build it myself. Most likely this weekend. 700watts @ 2 ohms mono (350watts per sub)

I looked at that ($650) but I have a bunch of equipment from a car I sold that I'm just moving over to the truck. Looking to implement something without going overboard on $ this time

Very tempting to go with 4 x 8" subs

Hmm.. I did some calculations and it looks like 4 x 8" subs is the same moveable surface area as 3 x 10" subs. Sucks I already own the 2 x 10" subs I was going to use - otherwise I would switch to the 4 x 8" subs.

Paint Shop Pro 9

Let me know what you guys think for my frist draft.

Ok, I found this on a website: Works in Sealed, Small and Large Ported Boxes Rec. Sealed Box Enclosure: 0.50 - 1.00 cu. ft. Rec. Ported Box Enclosure: 0.70 cu. ft. Does this mean I can get away with .50 cu ft per driver? Or would I do better with more? The air space must effect the sound...

I'm trying to find the proper sealed enclosure air space - but they have dropped the subwoofer off of their website. I just switched to a new truck and need to build a box for under the Crew Cab seat in my Titan. The old box was a bandpass in a BMW trunk. Thanks

I have a HiFonics 1000 watt mono amp (@ 1 ohm) that I run 3 x 10" subs off of (1.5 ohms) and the thing has worked great for 2 years and has never overheated on me.