Sub/subs for single cab f-150?

[MaDroX420 10+ year member]

Im looking for 1 or 2 12" of 15" for my truck with good SPL but SQ matter more to me could i fit a 15" kicker L7 behind my seat with a ported box or if there would be another sub please leave me suggestions. a jbl 1200 will be running it/them.

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[Randy Savage 5,000+ posts]

Originally posted by MaDroX420 Im looking for 1 or 2 12" of 15" for my truck with good SPL but SQ matter more to me could i fit a 15" kicker L7 behind my seat with a ported box or if there would be another sub please leave me suggestions. a jbl 1200 will be running it/them.

2 12" RE SE's or 2 12" ED K's

 

[MaDroX420 10+ year member]

Mind posting a link?

 

[Randy Savage 5,000+ posts]

Originally posted by MaDroX420 Mind posting a link?

sure, http://www.respl.com

http://www.edesignaudio.com

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[BigBoomer 10+ year member]

...or u could get a audiobahn 34"...

 

[kmu 10+ year member]

Check out my pics @ the members gallery.... My car was a Ford F-150 single cab, model 2000, 4x4...

 

[RMKrider1 10+ year member]

I don't think you would ever get a 15 behind your seat! I had (well still have) a '92 ford f150 regular cab and I played with lots of differant options first I had 3 mediocre 10's in about .7 cubes each it sounded alright then I tried six 8 inch pg's and it actually sounded awesome but just not deep enough for me, then I went with a single hcca 10 in a 1.4 ported box and I was amazed at what 1 ten could do. But after a while that wasn't enough either so I went and bought a pathfinder //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/biggrin.gif.d71a5d36fcbab170f2364c9f2e3946cb.gif

 

[Bum@home 10+ year member]

My dad went through the same problem, he spent weeks designing a pefect enclosure that would not interfere with the seats or arm rest. He made a enclosure for 2 jlw3 tens. He doesn't even have to harness the box its such a snug fit and it has a groove down the middle so that the arm rest can go up and down. It's perfect for tight bass but it also gets pretty loud for a sealed enclosure. It's running on a phoenix gold titanium amp under the seat. I think you should be a little more realistic about the size and number of subs to put in. Your not going to get more than two tens to fit right behind that seat, it just won't happen

 

[MaDroX420 10+ year member]

My friend has same truck with 2 12" comp vr's and they fit. So... i dunno it could happen

 

[kmu 10+ year member]

Why the Fu$% do you guys say it can't be done??? Don't you read the reply's...

CHeck out this pics...

That is an Eclipse Alum 15 incher...

http://gallery.caraudio.com/pp/showphoto.php?photo=702&papass=&sort=1&thecat=503

Hope this helps...

 

[MaDroX420 10+ year member]

kmu thanks i knew somthing begger thatn a 10" would fit. Everyones telling me what will fit in the vehicle i drive every day. There alot of space behind the seats of single cab F150s.