Loudest set up in a single cab

[Scathed]

Hey guys I have a 2002 single cab F150, currently with a SA-12 in a custom box built by CCStang but I want to go louder. What's the loudest set up I can do for the space that I have? Here's the max dimensions of a box that will fit back there:

width: 47"

height: 26"

top depth: 6"

bottom depth: 13"

Would like to know the loudest sub set up I can fit in that space. Budget would be under $1000 but I'd prefer to not spend that much.

What are your thoughts?

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[adulbrich 5,000+ posts]

Serious setups in single cabs are blowthroughs. They require a lot of time and serious vehicle modification though.

However, that's what I'd do

 

[Scathed]

Yeah I'm not doing a blow through. My question was what is the loudest set up for that space...lol

 

[SounDrive Pro Seller]

More power. I doubt you will efficiently fit much more cone area. If you were to go with more cone area I would think 2 10s would be your best bet

Something like a ZCON 12 on a 3-4k amp would be great. I happen to have 2 used ZCONs in the classifieds //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/wink.gif.608e3ea05f1a9f98611af0861652f8fb.gif

 

[Tripn88]

Aero port and more power.

 

[Scathed]

We have to keep mounting depth in mind. I was thinking one of those 1800rms FU 15" subs. Would 2 10s be louder? I'd like to stay around 2000 watts

 

[Scathed]

Aero port and more power.

the box does have aero ports, currently throwing about 1000 watts to the sub

 

[audiobaun 5,000+ posts]

Hey guys I have a 2002 single cab F150, currently with a SA-12 in a custom box built by CCStang but I want to go louder. What's the loudest set up I can do for the space that I have? Here's the max dimensions of a box that will fit back there:
width: 47"

height: 26"

top depth: 6"

bottom depth: 13"

Would like to know the loudest sub set up I can fit in that space. Budget would be under $1000 but I'd prefer to not spend that much.

What are your thoughts?

In the past,I put 4 Kicker C10 ten inch subs behind a seat in a sealed enclosure of a 78 chevy truck on an Autotek Mean Machine 99, and hit pretty dammed hard.Ill bet you could get 4 slim Sundown tens within that amount of space and d pretty well

 

[C1500martin 10+ year member]

Power, power, power. Thats about it. The bad part is your mounting depth whats your max like 6.5" maybe 7"? Any real beefy subs are like 9" long. Unless you invert i think youre at the hest you can do without vehicle modifications

 

[CSCStang]

Hey guys I have a 2002 single cab F150, currently with a SA-12 in a custom box built by CCStang but I want to go louder. What's the loudest set up I can do for the space that I have? Here's the max dimensions of a box that will fit back there:
width: 47"

height: 26"

top depth: 6"

bottom depth: 13"

Would like to know the loudest sub set up I can fit in that space. Budget would be under $1000 but I'd prefer to not spend that much.

What are your thoughts?

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[DaytonLax14 10+ year member]

Thanks for all the help guys. Looks like I can fit another SA-12 back there. Will I need any electrical upgrades for 1500 watts?

 

[mylows10 5,000+ posts]

If the seats are a split bench. Then you can do a nice 15 in there easy. I did one for a member here a few years back. A dc team lvl 5 on a powerbass xa 3000 it was pretty loud. But the pass seat was moved up more than the drivers seat. Actually still have the box diagram to