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Hey all,

 

Anybody know if JL makes a stealthbox to fit a Crew-Cab truck? I was *hoping* the JL box that I pulled out of my old '02 Z71 extended cab would fit - but it doesn't even come close. JL's website doesn't list anything, aside from the one where I have to "permanently modify" my center console - and I'm not really interested in doing that.

 

Anybody know? I want something that will fit under the back seat as nicely as the one for my extended cab did...

Posted

not yet :sigh:

 

I am waiting for that too. I bought a box from subthump and its ok not the best but easier than building it myself. the seems leaked when the bass hit and I had to seal it from the outside.

 

you are also limited to what you can put in there due to the depth of the sub

 

here is a pic

 

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Posted

Omni,

Would you be interested in selling your old JL Stealthbox? I have an 01 Sierra Extended Cab, and I think it would fit perfectly. Do you have a sub in it already? Also what color is your steathbox?

 

Thanks,

Dave

Posted
Omni,

Would you be interested in selling your old JL Stealthbox? I have an 01 Sierra Extended Cab, and I think it would fit perfectly. Do you have a sub in it already? Also what color is your steathbox?

 

Thanks,

Dave

Yeah I'd probably be interested in selling it. I was kind of hoping to make it work in my truck but I don't think I'll be able to. It came pre-assembled with a speaker in it already... a JL 12". I *think* it's a "W3" ? Sorry I'm not to up on the stereo stuff - I had a friend of mine who works for a fairly high-end place out here pick everything out for me. The box came carpeted from JL in a dark grey (matched the dark grey carpeting in my '02 Z71 LS perfectly.)

 

I'll need to check my records to see how much I paid for it before I can get you a price on it... are you local to Chicago? This thing is pretty large and heavy - probably cost a small fortune to ship.

Posted

I'm actually in Boston. I was just the victim of a hit and run, so I might need to hold off on this purchase until I can get my pretty new dents banged out. Thats just what I wanted to spend my hard earned money on... :loser:

 

Let me know what you are asking though, and I will see if I can swing it. Do you know if it matches the Graphite interior? I think that would be same as the Dark Grey from JL.

 

How old is the box? Also can you find the exact specs on that speaker? They are currently coming with a single 12w3v2 sub.

 

Thanks

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