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<blockquote data-quote="joeldirt" data-source="post: 1732366" data-attributes="member: 558163"><p>Please don't think I am being sarcastic or rude.. I am 6'3" and I was able to drive comfortable in a Ford Ranger regular cab... a 93'. I fiber glassed the back wall and the lower portion on the floor to give me the maximum amount of airspace... I also used 90 degree elbows for two3" round ports... The front of the sub was fireing right into the back of the driver seat with a half inch clearance on the top, and an inch clearance at the bottom... I think if you go glassed back/bottom, and brace well, you could fit two Kappa perfect 12's ported... I would fire the ports straight forward between the seats.. I had to fiberglass the fronts of the ports because they had to extend out of the box about 2 inches. I am sure you could do that to maximize output in that truck.</p><p></p><p>also I removed the rear plastic molding and the 3/16" carpeted back off to reveal the metal before I took the mold with glass... Then when I installed it, I used spray adhesive both on the box and the back wall and aplied a "gasket" with the same fleece I use to glass... It fits snug, and sits very smooth...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="joeldirt, post: 1732366, member: 558163"] Please don't think I am being sarcastic or rude.. I am 6'3" and I was able to drive comfortable in a Ford Ranger regular cab... a 93'. I fiber glassed the back wall and the lower portion on the floor to give me the maximum amount of airspace... I also used 90 degree elbows for two3" round ports... The front of the sub was fireing right into the back of the driver seat with a half inch clearance on the top, and an inch clearance at the bottom... I think if you go glassed back/bottom, and brace well, you could fit two Kappa perfect 12's ported... I would fire the ports straight forward between the seats.. I had to fiberglass the fronts of the ports because they had to extend out of the box about 2 inches. I am sure you could do that to maximize output in that truck. also I removed the rear plastic molding and the 3/16" carpeted back off to reveal the metal before I took the mold with glass... Then when I installed it, I used spray adhesive both on the box and the back wall and aplied a "gasket" with the same fleece I use to glass... It fits snug, and sits very smooth... [/QUOTE]
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