wondering where anyone mounted the sub in a reg cab chevy 88-98
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I would think just behind the passenger seat but I have a Ford so I cant speak feom experience.
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Under the dash, on the left of the steering column. There will be a black box with about 7 plugs, that is your main computer. You have to move it to get at the amp. Let me know if I can be more help.Not a fun job to R&R.;
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I have my sub connected to a BOSS 1100Watt amp in my SUV. As of right now I only have one sub and it is loud and has an amazing bass to it. If you are looking for a sub that is loud and has no limits on what sound and bass it captures this is definitely the sub to go with. I enjoy my BOSS system so much I am ordering another sub and box.
1888756
Its a pretty large sub. It will fit in a small box. I made 2 fit under the seats of my gmc sierra
5804
I have a #4 stranded wire running to mine straight from the battery. You just need to have a sub out on your radio to go to the sub woofer. I've had mine installed for two years and love it. Just enough bass to feel it but not enough to rattle the guy next to you. Fighting the wire to get it through the fire wall will be the worst part.
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I installed one in my 1955 Chevy 1/2 ton truck under the seat. It sounds great!
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Your best bet honestly would be to go get a custom box built for this particular sub. Reason being the quality of the boxes sold here are TRASH!!!!!. Go to a shop and have them put the specs of the sub on a program and build the box for it to the specs of the sub.
527152
It has to be a loose wire. Check your ground wire. Make sure all connections from the head unit to the amp is secure as well. also might be another dumb question but is the sub mounted correctly? ie. have enough room
594580
Yes, no issues other than relocating the stock amp. It is a solid built dual sub box!
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I just installed it in ours and didn't have any trouble blowing out the sub. Just make sure you match the red, black, and ground wires in the right place.
843547
should require mounting kit for any late model car, as far as the best sub and amp I do not know
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Mounting depth is 7 inches so your subs mounting depth can not be deeper than 7"
2243442
Easily fits behind the seat in my Sonoma pickup, which is a small pickup. Great sound out of this sub!
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Installed mine in the exact same truck. Fits like a glove unless your name is OJ... Ps: if you're keeping the stock sub woofer, you'll get a nasty power up "thump" unless you wire in a 1k ohm resistor on the amp turn on output from your aftermarket deck. The stock amplifier only accepts about 5 volts, any more and it "pops" through the sub. The resistor drops the 12 volts your deck puts out to the proper 5 or so.
2015908
Well, if you're mounting it to your pickup, I would mount it behind the cab, to the front of a toolbox if you have one. If you use a 90° bracket, you'll have plenty of room.
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absolutely I have two of the same subs running off of that very same amp. I have them in a 89 mercury Grand Marquis in a custom-built ported box the takes up the whole trunk when it was built to specs of the subs. For your truck I would suggest a sealed box unless you don't care about having any space left over. But that's just my opinion. Either way you put it, this setup will thunder. Beware hearing damage may occur. Lol
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Mounting depth is 7 inches so your subs mounting depth can notbe deeper than 7"