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<blockquote data-quote="germandark" data-source="post: 5493064" data-attributes="member: 602084"><p>its called a blow through. I'm currently doing one in my Ranger. Unless you have a lot of spare time, don't start that. Or if you can someone to do all the work, that works too.</p><p></p><p>take out the backseats, make a t-line, a folded horn, maybe even a hybrid, hell even a basic ported box would be wowing. the cab of a truck is small, less voume to fill = easier pressure build up.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="germandark, post: 5493064, member: 602084"] its called a blow through. I'm currently doing one in my Ranger. Unless you have a lot of spare time, don't start that. Or if you can someone to do all the work, that works too. take out the backseats, make a t-line, a folded horn, maybe even a hybrid, hell even a basic ported box would be wowing. the cab of a truck is small, less voume to fill = easier pressure build up. [/QUOTE]
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