Nasir222

Do you have pics posted of your subs+enclosure? I have been told by too many people on forums that even though I have my rear seats raised in my 17" Crew Cab, that I won't have enough air space for dual 12s. I have been searching everywhere for a blueprint or plans for these trucks underseat subwoofer enclosures. I figure I can start there for designing a enclosure.

Thanks for the tips and doing this with included pics. I am about to do my doors on my 17 Silverado LTZ. I have no idea what I am doing but have seen so many confusing and conflicting things it's a sound deadening rabbit hole! While shallower than the car audio rabbit hole it's still a PITA! Now I am wondering if I go behind the collision bars on the inner door or over them with the 80mil kill mat? Also, not sure why but my rear doors didn't have the square chunks of insulation between the inner door surface and the collision bars? All that is there is some tiny chunks of black spongy crap! I can't recall but I think that door had bee. Taken apart at the dealership before for a repair. That's pretty shady and am going to get their ass if they did that shady crap! I have had the worst experience of my life dealing with Chevy dealerships here in Dallas area. Never, ever, ever go to 5 star Chevy in Carrollton/Farmers Branch, TX! Anyway, I was thinking it would be great if anyone who knows what they're doing would make a step-by-step guide for applying these sound deadening products. A pattern would be great too. I was not going to take pics of my install but now have changed my mind just in case it can help anyone. I am stuck on what tape to use on sealing the joints and edges of the 80mil Killmat. I bought like 4 different rolls of aluminum tape because I couldn't find a definitive answer on which to use? I believe they're all made by Suretape or something like that. I also bought some plain ducktape brand Aluminum HVAC tape and some frost king pipe wrap insulation tape. Most of the Suretape ones are Aluminum front and looks like butyl or foam back HVAC tape. If anyone knows please let me know because I am stuck.. the closest thing I can find is the second skin Aluminum tape and I think dynatape or something like that but of course they do not list what the materials are. Thanks again for any help!

Do you happen to know the part # or what the mounting brackets are called? I just ordered the same speakers but not from Crutchfield because they're sold out. I was originally wanting to go with the newer Kappa 90CSX but I couldn't find out about the fitment. Any help would be appreciated. Also, are they alot better than the Bose?

I have 2017 Silverado LTZ Crew Cab and it stays low in the daytime and jumps to normal range at night and I have a decent audio system upgrade and never had problems before... or noticed it. I noticed that when I push the audio in the daytime I have a clipping monitor that shuts the amp down when it hits clipping that only has happened when it gets close to the left side mark of the 14v. Weird because I would have never known if I didn't have the clipping monitor on my amp

I have a 2017 LTZ and have had a few different problems. This is one I just happened to notice recently. I am not sure when it started because I am bangin my music from the time I get in my truck until I get out. Anyway, my brake pedal makes a weird squeak when depressing the pedal. Now that I have heard it it is driving me nuts. But what's even worse than that is the invisible bird(s) in my engine compartment. There's a high pitch squeaky chirp that I hear when idling. I have taken it in the shop for this and they said it's normal. I'm not dumb nor an idiot so I'm like no, it's not. I have had alot of vehicles and the only noise I have heard similar is a belt or a bearing going out in something. Anyway, help! Please.