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Post by 00deserttundra on Mar 23, 2008 5:36:13 GMT -5
ok i got a 2000 tundra, 4 DR or access cab whatever you wanna call it, i wanna put some J.L. Audio subs in it... any suggestions on where i should put them so there not in the way but still give a pretty good kick?? and also the size of them???
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Post by ediblecrayons03 on Apr 3, 2008 13:40:40 GMT -5
what kind of space do you have under your rear seat? look into q-logic, or some one who makes custom boxes, or make your own. i know that im about to put a 10'' under the rear of my excab. should get some nice thump out of that  |
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Post by Freerider661 on Apr 23, 2008 2:16:01 GMT -5
im1.shutterfly.com/procserv/47b7ce23b3127ccec210b5082ae600000016100IbMWrVyxcMQe3nwgthis one shows the pounding i did in the floor, and the curves I had to work around im1.shutterfly.com/procserv/47b7ce23b3127ccec21107d28b1900000016100IbMWrVyxcMQe3nwgthis one shows the finished product. Not to pet my own pony, but i think i did a good job. im1.shutterfly.com/procserv/47b7ce23b3127ccec210d4d26a9400000016100IbMWrVyxcMQe3nwgThis is what I did (in my 94 ext cab). It took some time to make the box, mostly just because it had to be made in-place. I also had to pound the flooring, to make room for the sub (there is no wood, on bottom, only some "dynomat" which does pretty much the same thing. The best thing is that the rear seat is still fully functional, and now doubles as a vibrating seat... Not sure how it would work on a tundra (since I've never been inside one), but i hope it gives you some ideas. chad ps sorry i didn't post the pics as normal, but i couldn't get it to work, and I'm tired... and it's late....
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