Packing The Most Power in a F-350

[Towncar 10+ year member]

I am building a box for the rear on mine. I cant remember the place i got dimensions from but i will see if I can find it. I am going to put 2 10's in it. Mounting depth is where you will run into problems finding speakers. This box takes up the entire back wall and cant have a mounting depth bigger than 4.5 inches.

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[EPDP99 10+ year member]

sorry for trying to help..... I was looking and trying to get an idea of what I needed for a long time because not many people on here were trying to get a box behind the seat of a F-350. So I will post the information on the box I am building and maybe he can use it if not no harm no foul.

(this is for the 05 and newer but will fit through the 99 superduties. Also note this is for the Crew Cab with the 4 full size doors!!)

Box Dimensions are:

Width: 55"

Height: 17"

Top Depth: 2 7/8"

Bottom Depth: 6"

In order for this box to work you also have to router out notches on the inside of the box behind the speakers so that way you can fit a sub with the 4.5 inches of mounting depth.

Also need to cut or remove the carpet from the back wall so the box fit against the back wall.

Hope someone can use this info!!

 

[PSturmer 10+ year member]

put that tc-3000, like 3 of 4 of them in a sealed box under your rear seat.

 

[EPDP99 10+ year member]

then new truck have a hump under the seat where my 99 didnt so it wont work where the seats can fold up. I also didnt want to raise the seat because got family that are tall. Im 6'4" and my brothers are close to the same. So that limited me. have the box mostly built but need subs now. I think im gonna go with some kickers but not l5 or l7's cause they are too deep. The mounting depth is the issue.