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<blockquote data-quote="Jason Sybert" data-source="post: 2369338" data-attributes="member: 564205">I have a 1978 GMC Sierra regular cab. and here is what I got to put in it. I have 2 P2 12&quot; subs, 1 LA 600 watt amp (getting a new one), 2 Pioneer 3 way 6x9s and currently no HU that is worth a darn. (i have a tape deck right now).I need some ideas on how I can get the 12s in my truck. Otherwise I am going to buy some 8&#039;s or shallow 12s to put behind the seat.I got a hole in the dash for my HU. I put it there a few months ago when i got tired of the tape deck hanging from the dash lol. The 6x9s I am putting in the door evetually. They are in boxes on the floorboard right now.Take into mind also that my dad weights 270 and he drives the truck too so the seat can only be all the way back.I don&#039;t have the money to make major modifications like a cut through or I would have already.Serious ideas only Please.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jason Sybert, post: 2369338, member: 564205"] I have a 1978 GMC Sierra regular cab. and here is what I got to put in it. I have 2 P2 12" subs, 1 LA 600 watt amp (getting a new one), 2 Pioneer 3 way 6x9s and currently no HU that is worth a darn. (i have a tape deck right now). I need some ideas on how I can get the 12s in my truck. Otherwise I am going to buy some 8's or shallow 12s to put behind the seat. I got a hole in the dash for my HU. I put it there a few months ago when i got tired of the tape deck hanging from the dash lol. The 6x9s I am putting in the door evetually. They are in boxes on the floorboard right now. Take into mind also that my dad weights 270 and he drives the truck too so the seat can only be all the way back. I don't have the money to make major modifications like a cut through or I would have already. Serious ideas only Please. [/QUOTE]

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