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white94rx Enthusiast

white94rx

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Can anyone else confirm or deny if they fit or not? Don't want to be the guinea pig and buy one to find out it doesn't fit. I guess I lose the storage for the jack and tire iron?

 

I would love a box that just takes up one side so the jack and tools stay on the other side. I really don't want or need more than one 10". I may have to go with a custom box.

 

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BrevardCty Rado Enthusiast

BrevardCty Rado

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I just got the fox acoustics box http://www.foxacoustics.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=GM-CC-210-V-07&CartID=1

and put 2 sundown 10's powered by a Rockford amp and let me tell you it hits hard. I am very happy. I used an ac lc2i to get signal at back wall from bose amp. The fox box is really put together nicely and comes with 1 inch spacers to lift the back seat up for proper clearance and the sundown subs mounting depth fit perfectly into the box. I used to swear by JL Audio subwoofers but for their entry level subwoofers the sundowns are impressive. Setup works great in the crew cab!

white94rx Enthusiast

white94rx

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That looks pretty nice, and is a great option. It's nice to know that it fits the new trucks. What did you do with the jack and tire iron?

I would probably prefer a sealed box. But if that box fits, then so will other boxes...

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On 2/18/2019 at 7:07 PM, BrevardCty Rado said:

I just got the fox acoustics box http://www.foxacoustics.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=GM-CC-210-V-07&CartID=1

and put 2 sundown 10's powered by a Rockford amp and let me tell you it hits hard. I am very happy. I used an ac lc2i to get signal at back wall from bose amp. The fox box is really put together nicely and comes with 1 inch spacers to lift the back seat up for proper clearance and the sundown subs mounting depth fit perfectly into the box. I used to swear by JL Audio subwoofers but for their entry level subwoofers the sundowns are impressive. Setup works great in the crew cab!

Any pics of the setup?  I’m interested to know what you did with the jack and tire iron as well. Also, does the box have an area built in for mounting the amp? 

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