blowthrough and storage?

[sanguine79]

so heres the deal, i can go blowthrough or i can do a box in the ext cab area of a pickup. vehicle is not decided yet but its a standard bed. i would be doing i think either a 4th order. now i need to be able to haul a sport fourwheeler in the bed. how can this be accomplished?

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[los33 10+ year member]

First you say ext cab then standard cab! //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/biggrin.gif.d71a5d36fcbab170f2364c9f2e3946cb.gif which is it.

Will it be single or double cab?

 

[sanguine79]

thats the point. im trying to decide. if i can fit the quad in the bed of the single cab with the blowthrough then that it is. if not then ext cab it is.

 

[los33 10+ year member]

With a blow through youll have no bed space so your better off getting a ext cab and taking out the back seat for better space for the subs.

 

[sanguine79]

aight thats what i was thinkin unless there is a way to put the quad on top of the box.

 

[los33 10+ year member]

aight thats what i was thinkin unless there is a way to put the quad on top of the box.

Mdf wood then strapping the quad down with straps around the axels could work.

 

[sanguine79]

aight. now would that damage the box?

 

[bbeljefe]

aight. now would that damage the box?

If you build the box sturdy enough to put a 4 wheeler on, it won't damage it. If you don't, it will.

 

[sanguine79]

aight yea i guess thats true. i guess ill just get either one i can and go either way with it.

 

[los33 10+ year member]

aight yea i guess thats true. i guess ill just get either one i can and go either way with it.

Just remember wood like mdf doesnt like water.. It will ruin very fast.

So get good wood that can take weight or really protect the mdf with something (blowthru situation).

 

[Beau M 10+ year member]

Just get an extended cab and save yourself 2000 headaches.