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james burgess
Dodge Dakota
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12/29/2007
23:46:50
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i have an 07 sxt dak quad cab and i have no idea where i would put atleast one 10" ( maybe 2 ) subs at they cannot go under the back seats due to things like jumper cables and tools and such and i have no other ideas out side of putting them on the seats which wouldnt look good at all any help would be great
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my15sbumphard
Dodge Dakota
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1/15/2008
08:50:04
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if you are having that much trouble putting 2 10's in a quad cab you should just give up i can fit 6 15s in a reg cab so im sure youll find room
middle consol,blow throught box in the bed and if your really lookin to save space spend a lil extra for pioneers truck subs they are super thin and fit any where i am puttin one in, not on or under or behind, in my seat since they are only about 2 in deep they go n e where or if moneys no problem mtx audio makes a vehicle specific boxes for almost n e truck check it out
-i bump my music till the windows shatter-
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WONDERING
Dodge Dakota
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1/15/2008
23:49:36
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Got any idea what it will be like to be deaf. You will be ya know. There is no fixing your ear drums. You'll see your friends talking, joking around and what not. You won't have a clue what's so funny. Maybe there talking about you. Do as you will. doesn't bother me. I can here the birds a long way off.
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eddy
Dodge Dakota
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1/16/2008
21:57:40
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If you're willing to give up on half your rear seat no longer folding up, go with one custom bux with a shallowmount sub against the cab wall. This is what I did I had the same problem with my 04. Unless your willing to sit a box on top of your rear seat in plain view, or just rip the seat bottums out and put a box in place of it, or extend the center console backwards and give up space for a middle rear seat passenger, this is your best bet.
My Custom stereo shop didn't think they could fit something with enough airspace behind the narrow half of the rear seat so they went behind the longer portion. However, MTX sells the Thunderform and I think that one goes behind hte narrower part of the seat. So if you're willing to completely give up on folding up any part of the rear seat and it must be 2 tens and not one, I'd say do a Custom box behind the wide part of the rear seat, unloaded MTX Thunderform enclosure behind the narrower part, then go for two matching high quality shallow mount 10s.
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Jake
Dodge Dakota
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2/28/2008
19:50:38
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No offense but dont listen to my15sbumphard because he says put the subs IN your seats.. no a sub will not sound a 1/16 of what it would if it were in a box, now giving you dont have a tonneau cover buy a tool box for the bed of your truck putting jumpers and tools in that and buy the custom dual 12" box for your truck put 2 12" kenwoods in and a 1000 watt kenwood amp. Me personally i have taken out my back seats of my 93 DAK and have 2 15" kickers running off a 1400 watts hitron amp. and if you still wanna save room and go for loud get 2 memphis audio 12's they will hit just enough to fill your and the guy next to you at the stop lights car with sound. thats my opinion
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GraphiteDak
GenIII
3/07/2008
19:27:33
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It's old news now, but soon after I got my 2003 Dakota I got desperate to fit in sone 10's (and they are sort of DEEP 10's being Fozgate P2's) I pulled my rear seats out, redrilled the holes in the seat mounts and reinstalled them. That gave me an extra 1.5 inches behind the seats (my kids don't notice the seats are now 1.5" more forward than before) and I was able to fit one box behind each rear seat. .75 cu feet each which is what Rockford Fosgate needs for a sealed box.
the only thing that is bad is that the rear cushions surely dampen some of the sound with the subs right behind them.
I'm thinking of a two 10 bandpass in the bed under the truck box and drilling a hole in between the seats for a blow through.
What I have works fairly well though. If you look in my truck, you can't see the subs. My amps are under the seats. But i cut out the carpet and foam under the seats to the shape of the amps so they do fit under the seats.
All stuff is out of site.
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