Sub box on seat?

skimo
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I screwed up and ordered a sub that is too deep to fit under my seat. I could send it back and find something shallower...but it's like $50 to ship to/from Alaska. So I want to make do.

The only place I can find to fit a box now is on the rear seat (2001 Extended Cab GMC). Is there any problem with building a box to sit on top of a seat? I'll design a path for the lap belt, and an extra hook on top to the rear car seat anchor so it won't go anywhere. But, will having it sit on top of a cushy springy seat destroy performance?

Thanks,

Skimo

 
build you a box that your seat will sit on top of. This will raise your seat a little bit and also give your passengers a little more leg room.
That would take some MAJOR work on the bench. I'd be a little worried about safety on a home built too (my little kids ride with me a lot).

Any ideas on how it will work on top of the seat?

 
I did this for a '98 R/C Nissan Frontier and it worked great. I used a JL 10W6 and built it into a center console. The sub fired down from the bottom of the box toward the seat cushion (the bottom of the box was raised about 1.5" off of the seat). Sound quality was great, and it got pretty loud for a single 10. I say go for it.

Scott

 
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