[TurboTim]

I am trying to add some bass to my '12 eco scab but can't seem to find a box small enough to fit under that back seat. Suggestions?

 

[DB Cooper]

My buddy had the same issue in his 2007. He ended up making his own two 10" sub box. But to get the right air space he had to make a long slim style with the subs facing up. Worked and sounded really good. I would also suggest going to a stereo shop and seeing what they would recommend.

 

[Red whoosh]

MTX used to make one that was specific to the truck and the woofers faced down, don't remember where I got it but I think it was from crutchfield!

 

[TurboTim]

Thanks for the input. I called my local cartoys and they said they could definitely do it, but it would need to be custom made = more $$.

 

[Nasty Wendy]

I am collecting equipment and awaiting the release of the kit to install an aftermarket headunit to get my system underway. Custom is the norm for any real gain in audio system upgrades.

 

[Red whoosh]

Here is the link for the crutchfield F-150 specific boxes, they aren't cheap, but the hard work is done!f150 subwoofer at Crutchfield.com

And these guys make the boxes and you add the components

Ford F150 SuperCab-Extended Cab

 

[TurboTim]

Those are awesome! They're actually not that pricy considering the amp is already built in. That's next on my list after the livernois tune!