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<blockquote data-quote="Buck" data-source="post: 8914427" data-attributes="member: 591582">You have a lot of space to do a big enclosure if you don&#039;t mind using the bed.&nbsp; If you only want to run 1000w but can have a big box, you do maybe a pair of 500-600w 15&#039;s back there.Idk if you have instagram but this is a clamshell design I did for 2 15&#039;s for an avalanche, I don&#039;t think it was ever built, but just showing what you can do:[MEDIA=instagram]CMBgdTNsAEc[/MEDIA]&nbsp;I can&#039;t design anymore. I&#039;m just trying to give you ideas.It wouldn&#039;t be hard to fit an aftermarket alternator on that vehicle and get a bigger sub system, just saying.Another thing you could consider as if you can use a lot of bed space is maybe doing something like a transmission line type setup, if you wanna run low wattage, that&#039;s the most efficient way to do so typically, in my opinion. T-lines are f&#039;n huge but if you can run that in the bed, it&#039;ll make the most of 1000w or whatever if you get the right woofer.You could also do a series 6th, like I did one of those for a big van for 2 sundown e-12&#039;s and it worked very well I was told, but it was like an 8 cube net box, around 8 cubes internal net airspace, iirc.&nbsp; But a series 6th is going to be less musical, so that&#039;s a drawback.This was the e-12&#039;s series 6th:[MEDIA=instagram]CUzyJzxLyH2[/MEDIA]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Buck, post: 8914427, member: 591582"] You have a lot of space to do a big enclosure if you don't mind using the bed. If you only want to run 1000w but can have a big box, you do maybe a pair of 500-600w 15's back there. Idk if you have instagram but this is a clamshell design I did for 2 15's for an avalanche, I don't think it was ever built, but just showing what you can do: [MEDIA=instagram]CMBgdTNsAEc[/MEDIA] I can't design anymore. I'm just trying to give you ideas. It wouldn't be hard to fit an aftermarket alternator on that vehicle and get a bigger sub system, just saying. Another thing you could consider as if you can use a lot of bed space is maybe doing something like a transmission line type setup, if you wanna run low wattage, that's the most efficient way to do so typically, in my opinion. T-lines are f'n huge but if you can run that in the bed, it'll make the most of 1000w or whatever if you get the right woofer. You could also do a series 6th, like I did one of those for a big van for 2 sundown e-12's and it worked very well I was told, but it was like an 8 cube net box, around 8 cubes internal net airspace, iirc. But a series 6th is going to be less musical, so that's a drawback. This was the e-12's series 6th: [MEDIA=instagram]CUzyJzxLyH2[/MEDIA] [/QUOTE]

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