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RedTaIL

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Okay I am sure this must have been asked before but after an hour of serches I can not find any real info on sub boxes for the 2003 HD siverado crew cab money is a small concern but great hard hitting bass is a bit more the priority, I usually go for 12" in most of my applications. not sure if that will fiit here but I'm open to any sugjestions. I'm keeping the stock radio at this time only looking to add an amp and subs for the mean while. I do already have the bose system in there.

 

So any box & sub sugjestions??

 

Choices?? Places to check out??

 

Pics of other systems?? Crew cabs or other wise??

 

Thanks in advance for all of the fine responces I know I will receive here at GM-Trucks.com :cheers:

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Had a guy custom build this one for me .Gave him the measuments and he figured out all the area requirements for my sub. He had sent me a PDF drawing of it but I can't seem to find it.

 

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RedTaIL

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I appreciate the input but there has to be more info out there.

 

Hasn't anyone solved the crew cab bass problem yet??

 

Please help

GF7PE Enthusiast

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no bass problems here!!

 

I got my box from www.subthump.com but it was not well made. But, atleast i have a template to go by when i make a new one.

 

the 8's hit pretty good and the 10's are even better

 

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what if I did both the 8"s behind the seat and the 10"s under it?

 

what do ya think??

 

what subs and amps do you sugjest??

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RedTaIL

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no bass problems here!!

 

I got my box from www.subthump.com but it was not well made. But, atleast i have a template to go by when i make a new one.

 

the 8's hit pretty good and the 10's are even better

 

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Okay went to www.subthump.com and could not find a box for the crew cab, or crew cab HD anyone got a link??

 

Thanks

GF7PE Enthusiast

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what if I did both the 8"s behind the seat and the 10"s under it?

 

what do ya think??

 

what subs and amps do you sugjest??

thats what I have and it works pretty good,

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just pretty good??

 

what amps and subs are you running??

check my sig. They work awesome!! I think the box under the rear bench could be butter designed. I will eventually redo it.

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i've thought about making a box under my seat in the ext cab, to put speakers, an amp, and the cd changer that is already there. not sure on how the accustics would be or change, but would want to use it for storage also. I've never really studied such things, any good books out there?

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Hmmm... I'm surprised that a 12" sub even fit back there!

 

I wouldn't believe it if I didn't see it. I guess I'll try and build something myself then. I didn't think there was enough depth to physically fit the speaker/magnet and still be able to flip up the rear seat.

 

I've got a 6" in mine now, which sounds ok with the windows closed... but I'd like a little more. I miss the 12" Stealthbox I had in my '02 EC :banghead:

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