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<blockquote data-quote="trumpet" data-source="post: 8396538" data-attributes="member: 628688">Here&#039;s an example of a subwoofer enclosure for your Tundra that fits under the rear seats: <a href="http://www.netaudiowf.com/store/toyota-tundra/2014-15-toyota-tundra-crewmax-sub-box-under-seat-box/" target="_blank">2014-15 Toyota Tundra Crewmax Sub Box Under Seat Box</a> I had NET Audio design and build a fiberglassed enclosure for a client of mine with a Dodge truck that has a similar issue of a lack of space for bass. It turned out amazing. They also can make an enclosure to go behind the rear seats if you have a Crewmax, but if you settle on big amplifiers you&#039;ll want that space for the amp rack.We offer several speaker upgrade kits for the Tundra. 3-way components up front and 2-way components in the back can work great. It would be an upgrade above and beyond our <a href="http://store.513electronics.com/toyota-tundra-speakers-a-kit-with-the-perfect-fit-stage-3/" target="_blank">Stage 3 kit</a>. Keep in mind we developed these kits with DIYers in mind, and a nearly factory original appearance can be maintained. If you will have A-pillar pods built the front speaker system should be upgraded to different mids and crossovers.You have a lot to consider and I can refer you to a local specialist. Feel free to pm me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="trumpet, post: 8396538, member: 628688"] Here's an example of a subwoofer enclosure for your Tundra that fits under the rear seats: [URL="http://www.netaudiowf.com/store/toyota-tundra/2014-15-toyota-tundra-crewmax-sub-box-under-seat-box/"]2014-15 Toyota Tundra Crewmax Sub Box Under Seat Box[/URL] I had NET Audio design and build a fiberglassed enclosure for a client of mine with a Dodge truck that has a similar issue of a lack of space for bass. It turned out amazing. They also can make an enclosure to go behind the rear seats if you have a Crewmax, but if you settle on big amplifiers you'll want that space for the amp rack. We offer several speaker upgrade kits for the Tundra. 3-way components up front and 2-way components in the back can work great. It would be an upgrade above and beyond our [URL="http://store.513electronics.com/toyota-tundra-speakers-a-kit-with-the-perfect-fit-stage-3/"]Stage 3 kit[/URL]. Keep in mind we developed these kits with DIYers in mind, and a nearly factory original appearance can be maintained. If you will have A-pillar pods built the front speaker system should be upgraded to different mids and crossovers. You have a lot to consider and I can refer you to a local specialist. Feel free to pm me. [/QUOTE]

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