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nice solution.. I would have probably got this if they had available when I got my double cab. But I got my double cab right when they were released (summer 2014) and there wasn't any sub options out yet. So I had a custom box built ....passenger side. Pretty much the same thing... but I got a low profile JL. It screams with the stock bose system...

 

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nice solution.. I would have probably got this if they had available when I got my double cab. But I got my double cab right when they were released (summer 2014) and there wasn't any sub options out yet. So I had a custom box built ....passenger side. Pretty much the same thing... but I got a low profile JL. It screams with the stock bose system...

 

 

 

 

Your setup is awesome as well, the problem I am facing is I'm using the DU-HA storage unit under the seats...I'm having a tough time deciding weather or not I want to give that up for the subwoofer option :ughdance:

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Your setup is awesome as well, the problem I am facing is I'm using the DU-HA storage unit under the seats...I'm having a tough time deciding weather or not I want to give that up for the subwoofer option :ughdance:

You don't think it'd work together? Doesn't the sub/amp package mount flush with the floor? I have the Du-Ha also and would be interested in this only if I didn't have to give up the storage.

 

Josh

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You don't think it'd work together? Doesn't the sub/amp package mount flush with the floor? I have the Du-Ha also and would be interested in this only if I didn't have to give up the storage.

 

Josh

The sub box/amp mount where the du-ha storage unit goes...I just moved my du-ha storage unit to the back of my truck bed, i have a tonneau cover that is pretty weather proof. i'll buy this setup and report back once i get it.

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Anyone who installed this think it would fit under the drivers side rear seat instead of the passenger side? I have my daughter on the driver side so there is more seat room for kid stuff, and the cup holders, and often fold up the passenger side for the dog.

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Anyone who installed this think it would fit under the drivers side rear seat instead of the passenger side? I have my daughter on the driver side so there is more seat room for kid stuff, and the cup holders, and often fold up the passenger side for the dog.

it's designed to fit behind the driver side rear seat, so you should be good to go.

 

mine just shipped today..should be here in a couple days, i'll take pics of the box and fitment :driving:

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Your setup is awesome as well, the problem I am facing is I'm using the DU-HA storage unit under the seats...I'm having a tough time deciding weather or not I want to give that up for the subwoofer option :ughdance:

sell me the sunder seat starage. Only bad part is that I also am considering a sub
sahls01gmc Senior Enthusiast

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Forget the storage...that's what the bed is for! I have (2) 12'' subs under my backseat, and it sounds awesome!

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sell me the sunder seat starage. Only bad part is that I also am considering a sub

I'm using my under seat storage in the bed, first perfectly! i do have a cover on the bed.

Forget the storage...that's what the bed is for! I have (2) 12'' subs under my backseat, and it sounds awesome!

i'm going to get it installed today, will take pics and report back on quality of the enclosure and fitment.

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What a good package deal for putting subs under the seat in a crew cab? Any suggestions or links?

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Most amps have hi and low inputs. RCA inputs are low inputs. You'll need to tap into your rear speakers and run them to the hi inputs.

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What a good package deal for putting subs under the seat in a crew cab? Any suggestions or links?

 

I added the Kicker substage to my CC. Oem fit and finish and sounds great

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