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amer khoury
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10/14/2003
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i was just wondering where i can fit a sub in my 2002 dakota standard cab. i want more bass so i was thinking of putting in a sub. i want probably like one 10 inch. if anyone has any ideas please email me at Akhoury28@aol.com
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cole
Dodge Dakota
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10/14/2003
08:11:25
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A guy makes custom subwoofers for reg. cab dakotas with the split bucket seats with fold down arm rests/storage compartment. The subwoofer fits directly into the middle seat when taken out, and has two cup holders and another arm rest. It sounds VERY good, I have one in my truck and I am more than pleased with the amount of bass it will put out. http://www.geocities.com/ibsrjoe@sbcglobal.net/JOESDAKOTABOXES.html that is the website.
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amer khoury
Dodge Dakota
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10/14/2003
17:53:20
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ok, is there a way i can do it without taking out the middle seat. it comes in use for me sometimes.
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0347392
Dodge Dakota
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10/17/2003
15:57:39
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I am in the process of planning an install in my 03 reg. cab. I have 2 great 10" subs, but there is no way they will fit (I only planned to use 1). From my measurements it looks like I will be able to fit 2 8" sums in wedge shaped boxes behind the seats. Two 8s sound fairly similar to one 10"
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JMII
Dodge Dakota
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10/17/2003
17:35:27
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Two 8" will sound BETTER then one 10" 'cause it's more cone area. Like a V8 vs a V6... it's all about displacement :) If you want even more low end put more 8"s or use Kicker's Solobarics, since a square 8" has the surface area of a round 10".
- John
http://www.blueoceanpress.com/~storage/truck/index.html
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Caleb
Dodge Dakota
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10/20/2003
16:11:52
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depending on leg room desired it is possible to run two 12 inch subs in a regular cab with a full box. With a woofer depth no more than six in a half inches. I would however not recomend the Kicker L-7s due to the fact the sound qulity is greatly effected due to the lack of air space, and limited space avalible for an amp efficent enough to power them. I would reccommend a 10 inch Titanic sub from parts express, it should sound very nice in a small box with lower nessecary wattage.
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DrewzR/T
Dodge Dakota
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10/20/2003
23:52:11
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Yeah guys I built a custom dual 12 inch sub box for my reg cab. It has a recess in the middle behind the center console for the amp! I only lost about 2 inches of seat travel from this.I have pictures online and also some plans that I used if you'd like to see them. Just email me at mean59rt@yahoo.com and I'll send the pics and plans.
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phil
Dodge Dakota
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10/26/2003
21:26:33
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i have 2 tens in my single cab. got the bow from local audio pros
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phil
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10/26/2003
21:27:40
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got the box**. and it fits behind the seat
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phil
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10/26/2003
21:29:46
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got the box**. and it fits behind the seat
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