NetAudio seat spacers

Hipps2000 · Jan 6, 2015

No need to worry because the seat still latches when down and my interior doesn't get wet in this location and is not sitting out in the elements either. People get a little overboard over the seat mods and hooks and "factory specs" I have replaced many quote factory spec parts that where cheaply made with better quality pieces and am not worried the slightest bit with the seat mod either. This actually provides for wasted space to be accessed and should have came from oem just like the cabin air filter kit. But Dodge Ram is too cheap to offer it, so people hVe to install themselves. My hooks still engage on the pin and are locked in when passengers are sitting in them, they only come unhooked when the bottom seat is lifted as to push the backrest slightly up over the latching point to release the seatback. When passengers are aboard seat belts are latched as well as the hooks to latching pins.

lizardking · Jan 6, 2015

Hipps2000 said:
Lizard King why did you order the newer style box $402 vs the original $300
Version,I am contemplating both
I ordered the $300 but am wondering if the newer design may be
Better or more air Space. IReally didn't notice they had that one. Any feedback would be appreciated as I have a little time to adjust my order. I will be running a JL tw3 shallow mount with 600 watts from the JL xd 1000/5 powering it.

The design I picked offers more air space and fits better from what it looks like.

lizardking · Jan 6, 2015

baum said:
I hope they have good liability insurance for when someone gets killed in an accident due to having their seat raised and out of factory spec. MDF if it gets wet will rot away like a sponge then what happens.

I would guess that MDF getting wet where the seat mounts would be on the same lines of being struck my lightening. The bolts that come with Paul's spacer kit have longer bolts that actually fasten deeper than the factor bolts. The seat also latches on the back latch when seat is down.

BradKnob · Jan 6, 2015

I made my spacers with mdf and carpeted them and bought longer bolts. It still latches plenty enough and if the spacers under your seat are getting wet, you have bigger issues to deal with

Alex · Jan 6, 2015

I find myself creeping this thread seeing as I'm waiting on my box from them, got everything else already and it kills to have everything wired and ready to roll, just waiting on the box lol

I ordered on Dec 19, so I think hopefully I'll have the box around the start of February

Hipps2000 · Jan 7, 2015

Too funny I ordered mine on 12/16 and lizard as well a few day before...we are all in the same boat lol!mits gonna be a long month. :3681700201_eef6d1e2

Etroze86 · Jan 7, 2015

Isn't that the worst wait ever. I just got in on the group buy for the Stereo Integrity Mag 12v3 and I get to wait till March. FML

Alex · Jan 7, 2015

All I can say is if the box gets damaged in shipping and I have to wait a month and a half again for another one, heads will fecking roll haha

Crescent1101 · Jan 7, 2015

I want to hear someone's truck in person before I decide. So someone near Virginia Beach should meet me.

Etroze86 · Jan 7, 2015

What do you want to hear? Net audio is about build quality and getting the most airspace possible out of the underseat storage area. If your subs can take advantage of it which most do I would defiently give Net a shout. If you are looking more for budget build give fox a call for sure.

Edit: Read what I wrote and really wasn't trying to sound like an ass, just want you to see that pairing a sub with the right enclosure is what you need to do.

BradKnob · Jan 7, 2015

Damn Eezy. Wish you would stop running around being an ******* to everybody for no reason. Sheesh

DavidRam · Jan 7, 2015

BradKnob said:
Damn Eezy. Wish you would stop running around being an ******* to everybody for no reason. Sheesh

*****!

Crescent1101 · Jan 7, 2015

I don't know what I want. I would like to hear a budget and a higher build in a quad cab to see for myself. I have done a lot of work on bikes but my truck is mostly stock.

lizardking · Jan 7, 2015

I'm #6 right now!!!!! Can't wait for the new box.

Alex · Jan 7, 2015

Just heard from Paul, I'm #11

lizardking · Jan 7, 2015

He hired another guy on though....so if all goes well you would will probably get the box much sooner.

Hipps2000 · Jan 7, 2015

Crescent, I know how you feel, I have been waitng for kicker to release a plug and play dsp/amp kit for over a year. My original plan was to install that as I have already replaced all my speakers last year with kicker replacements (which will be up for sale soon as I install my hybrid audio legatia's) and secondskined damplifier pro'd all doors, door skins, and under/behind rear seats. Made a huge difference, but I can't stand the sound coming out of the head unit as well as the muddy sound. So now I decided F it...I am going all out with a high quality build. Helix pro dsp, hybrid audio legatia tweets and 6.5 component speakers and tweets, jl audio 1000/5 amp, net audio sub enclosure with a JL audio tw3 shallow mount sub. I have read thread after thread build after build. I contemplated also installing a jl stealth box which is a good 10" sub and enclosure but in the end I opted for more. If you want a good sub and box look at jl stealth box 10" or go all out and purchase netaudio enclosure. Good sub and dsp are where to begin if keeping stock head unit. Next change out stock speakers, the sky is limit here, but for $225 those mopar kicker replacements were decent and you get tweets for Dash, and 4 6x9's for doors. Good luck with your build but I warn you if you listen to high end systems it becomes addicting. As now I am easily $3000 into mine. :puke:

Alex · Jan 19, 2015

Down to #6, plus his new guy starts tomorrow, starting to get antsy lol

lizardking · Jan 19, 2015

#3 .......

caps · Jan 19, 2015

DavidRam said:
Pretty cool. Good price, too. You couldn't diy them for that price, unless you happened to have some of the materials on hand...

You can buy 1/4 sheets for a few dollars, black carpet from any hobby store, and a few bolts/washers from any home improvement store. You could DIY ~15 sets for that price.

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