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[jakethesnake651]

Am I able to fit 2 12inch subs under my backseat?

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[BadHabit2Break]

DODGE QUAD & CREW CAB 2-12" SEALED

 

[jakethesnake651]

DODGE QUAD & CREW CAB 2-12" SEALED

So that'll fit in my 2011 dodge ram 1500 laramie quad cab?

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[adurm]

Yes

 

[jakethesnake651]

Sweet!

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[adurm]

Contact Fox before buying to make sure you don't need seat risers and that your subs will fit.

 

[autokraftgt]

two 12's will fit and sound great, but you have to pick your subs and enclosure wisely. Netaudio and foxbox are two of the more popular enclosures, but make sure you choose a 12" that is happy in those enclosures (airspace wise). If you cram a pair of 12" into a small air space box, they won't perform very well...and you'd be better off running 10's.

 

[jakethesnake651]

two 12's will fit and sound great, but you have to pick your subs and enclosure wisely. Netaudio and foxbox are two of the more popular enclosures, but make sure you choose a 12" that is happy in those enclosures (airspace wise). If you cram a pair of 12" into a small air space box, they won't perform very well...and you'd be better off running 10's.

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[jakethesnake651]

two 12's will fit and sound great, but you have to pick your subs and enclosure wisely. Netaudio and foxbox are two of the more popular enclosures, but make sure you choose a 12" that is happy in those enclosures (airspace wise). If you cram a pair of 12" into a small air space box, they won't perform very well...and you'd be better off running 10's.

. Would with of those set ups work and perform good?

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[adurm]

Personally I would avoid boss at all costs. Overrated power. If you can avoid slim subs I would do that too. I've heard mixed reviews about the boxes you listed as well.

What kind of budget do you have?

 

[Jhenson12]

I run 2 10 inch jl w1v3 in my 2014 quad cab and im happy with the sound. Air space is a little less than needed but you would probably be better off with 10s for a truck due to the air space. Most shallow subs wont get you the results you're looking for.

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[jakethesnake651]

Personally I would avoid boss at all costs. Overrated power. If you can avoid slim subs I would do that too. I've heard mixed reviews about the boxes you listed as well.

What kind of budget do you have?

Whatever i have in pocket at the time is pretty much my budget lol

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[jakethesnake651]

Does anyone have pics of their setups?

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[Jhenson12]

I can get some of pics of mine tomorrow if i think about it.

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[Eddi310]

I had 2 12inch Alpine Basslines wired at 2 ohms in one of those boxes, ran off of 550 watts rms. they sounded decent in my opinion, until they blew haha Im thinking of getting 10 inch basslines since they can handle pretty good power while being really cheap

 

[jakethesnake651]

I had 2 12inch Alpine Basslines wired at 2 ohms in one of those boxes, ran off of 550 watts rms. they sounded decent in my opinion, until they blew haha Im thinking of getting 10 inch basslines since they can handle pretty good power while being really cheap

I'm thinking of two 10s either kicker or alpine though

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[Eddi310]

I'm also looking at 10s because they require less airspace. my goal is to have 2 w3s haha but they are a little expensive. At the moment the basslines are the only subs im thinking of buying because of how cheap they are