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Where did you put your sub in your 2 door?

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Old 05-24-2012, 06:17 AM
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Originally Posted by ericpubins

You fit both 12s in your trunk? did you build your truck box? Or did you buy it? If you bought it whats the name?
Yes I fit both in the trunk. The weren't any brand name. Just some boxes from my local sound shop. I am trying to sell them if you're interested.
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Originally Posted by jk.bushwacker

Threw an amp in the rear storage box and got a cheap box for a 10" marine kicker - put two u-bolts in the box so it can be secured to the tub and roll bar with chains and locks. I can pull it out in less than 30 seconds if more room is ever needed and it can also be turned up on its side to provide more room too. I hardly ever need to pull it out tho unless im hauling concrete or mulch etc. Bumps nice n hard too
That would scare me too much. Heard of and saw too many storage boxes that collect water. Plug in, and they will fill up. Plug out and there is still moisture. A good amp is too expensive for taking that chance.
Old 05-24-2012, 10:37 AM
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Originally Posted by kh202

I'll tell you what, I really don't lose hardly any space, like I said the box is only 6" high. The p
Speaker fires down so you can still stack thing on top of it without worry

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Nice box. Is that painted or? I have something similar
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Old 05-24-2012, 10:40 AM
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Originally Posted by enzo319

Nice box. Is that painted or? I have something similar
It came in the enclosure for $180 from crutchfield. Just have it sitting in the back behind seats
Old 05-25-2012, 07:49 AM
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Originally Posted by Redjk07

Yes I fit both in the trunk. The weren't any brand name. Just some boxes from my local sound shop. I am trying to sell them if you're interested.
What kind of subs and how much?
Old 05-25-2012, 09:12 AM
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Originally Posted by ericpubins

What kind of subs and how much?
They are crossfire 12s. $100. The boxes were $50 each by themselves. I have no use for them now. If you want the kicker amp I used for them, $150 for all of it.
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Originally Posted by Redjk07

They are crossfire 12s. $100. The boxes were $50 each by themselves. I have no use for them now. If you want the kicker amp I used for them, $150 for all of it.
Do thy hit hard? Sorry for all the questions lol but I have a 10" kicker l7 in now and it's pretty good but I want something that will hit really hard
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Build your own box and find a 12" sub and it will rock
Old 05-25-2012, 10:34 AM
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Boom boom :P
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Old 05-25-2012, 01:35 PM
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Originally Posted by ericpubins

Do thy hit hard? Sorry for all the questions lol but I have a 10" kicker l7 in now and it's pretty good but I want something that will hit really hard
I've heard subs that hit harder. But they hold their own. Two 12s is better than one 10 most of the time. But I've seen a 10 out hit a 15. So it's all in how much you spend I guess. I had them tuned to hit pretty hard when I tuned the radio to do it with the sub settings. The amp also has a bass dial that comes with it to turn it up without changing your radio. Also, not sure if you have a factory hu, but when I changed my radio, they hit twice as hard.


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