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Dodge 1500 Subwoofers?

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06 RMK 900

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So I just bought an 04 Dodge 1500 Quad cab. I would really like to put my 12inch Kicker comps back in my pickup but I don't want to take up any of the space. Has anyone found anyway to hide subs anywhere. Pics would be really cool. Thanks.
 
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Not sure about the Dodges but the rear seat of my 04 F150 has zero room. I ended up puttin some earthquake SWS subs under my rear seat ( have 2 12's). They sound good but aren't crzy loud. Other companies make shallow subs aswell. Maybe trade your kickers for some shallow subs? They dont sound as good but they fit.....
http://www.earthquakesound.com/sws.htm
Thats what I have but there are plenty out there
 
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You need shallow subs to fit under the seat...or put the ones you have in the center console area
 
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if it is an extended cab they make a box to fit under the rear seat that you can put two 10's in. check out crutchfield.com i think they have the boxes on there. i have two 10" volfenhag's with about 3500 watts, my dodge makes some noise!
 
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Yeah I have a box that takes the place of your underseat storage and holds two 10's in my 07 ram 1500.. Clean setup



Not my truck, but here's some pics


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Thanks Everyone

Ok, So I found a box that will fit under my seat and will hold my 12" sub. Only problem is it only has .653 Cubic Feet and my sub says it needs 1.2 Cubic feet at 150 Watts. So If I turn the Watts down will this box work. I used to have a chart when I got the subs and it told me how many watts for Cubic feet but I can't find it and don't know if it went down that low in volume.
 

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Ok, So I found a box that will fit under my seat and will hold my 12" sub. Only problem is it only has .653 Cubic Feet and my sub says it needs 1.2 Cubic feet at 150 Watts. So If I turn the Watts down will this box work. I used to have a chart when I got the subs and it told me how many watts for Cubic feet but I can't find it and don't know if it went down that low in volume.

That airspace is a guideline many people use the smaller boxes and dont have issues It may not hit the deep bass as well as before

I have 2 12 MTX subs in my boat and due to space issues I went smaller ~ 1 cube and the subs are rated to have 1.5 for best sound everyone compliments me on how good my boat sounds

I made a custom box for a friend of mine 2 12's tucked under the seat on a 98 silverado fiberglassed bottom full width and got 1.5 cube per sub out of it too took us about 8 hours total looked amazing when done

If you are worried about space and want to make your own feel free to hit me up with questions Ive made alot of fiberglass boxes/wood custom boxes
 
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