box and cab pics.hes got a tonnaue cover that goes on the bed to.that truck has airbags on it.its an s-10
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yea he is really good a building boxes and sh*t same person that has the mud trucks i put up awhile ago
cool...i see the compresser and the notch cover. Where does he have his tank mounted?
Somewhere near the tailgate?
Somewhere near the tailgate?
i think it might be mounted in the bed by the tailgate not to sure its been a couple years since ive seen the truck.last i heard he blew the motor so idk if he is even driving it ne more
after my round about with my 10s today.. this is lookin like a valid option... 2 monster 12s in a killer ported box in the bed should do the trick
i had 2 mtx 5500s in a sledge hammer box, with 1000k watt sony amp and could hear me 2-3 blocks away... hit so hard it would trip the emergency fuel shut off, cos the car thoughts it got in a accdent lol!!! i want my reg cab to hit like that
yea i wont get a truck unless its at least extended cab just for that reason theres no room for nothing
my freind has a box like that in his back of his f150 as a seat its not the unconfotable but he has 2 10's and 2 12's all kickers hooked up to hyfnox 1500amp it slaps so hard
don't like the choice of wood or subs really, but a nicely executed install 
I don't see why waste a good install on crappy gear. I don't see doing a blow thru unless moving enough air to warrant all the work. IF I were to do a blow thru, I would use 2 18"s or 4 15"s or more 12"s or 10"s. at THAT amount of displacement lesser quality subs are ok to use and will still do the job. put that thing on a termlab and it would be lucky to clear a 145. mdf doubled up braced a pair of monster subs and TONS of power hell, even a SINGLE worth mentioning sub would tear that box away. I've no love for particle board... I used it years ago when starting out. or when toying with a design for something super cheap that I intend on throwing out after landing the design. but really prefer mdf of light weight version
just my take, like I said, awesome work, I just feel it's wasted on undeserving gear
I don't see why waste a good install on crappy gear. I don't see doing a blow thru unless moving enough air to warrant all the work. IF I were to do a blow thru, I would use 2 18"s or 4 15"s or more 12"s or 10"s. at THAT amount of displacement lesser quality subs are ok to use and will still do the job. put that thing on a termlab and it would be lucky to clear a 145. mdf doubled up braced a pair of monster subs and TONS of power hell, even a SINGLE worth mentioning sub would tear that box away. I've no love for particle board... I used it years ago when starting out. or when toying with a design for something super cheap that I intend on throwing out after landing the design. but really prefer mdf of light weight version
just my take, like I said, awesome work, I just feel it's wasted on undeserving gear
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