Need help finding a good 10" sub that'll fit in a truck box.
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From: E. Patchogue, NY
Car: '90 Iroc
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Need help finding a good 10" sub that'll fit in a truck box.
Hey everyone, I need some help finding a good 10" sub that I can put in a truck box for my trunk. What brands do you recommend and where should I buy them from? Thanks.
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good luck. Truck boxes have a very small volume, and very shallow mounting depth. That's a bad combination because the overwhelming majority of the small-box subs out there are very, very deep.
I'd really think about how bad you need to use that truck box. If you're putting it into the trunk, you've got better options.
I'd really think about how bad you need to use that truck box. If you're putting it into the trunk, you've got better options.
there are a few out there that should work for your application depending on the space you have.Phoenix gold & MB quart have a couple styles that will work..Send me an PM and we can figure it out if you want ,as I have some in stock I can make you a good deal on..
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From: Readsboro, VT
Car: 85 IROC-Z / 88 GTA
Engine: 403 LSx (Pending) / 355 Tuned Port
Transmission: T56 Magnum (Pending) / T5
Axle/Gears: 3.42 / ?
Just another FYI: Forget about subs that have a vented pole piece. If you have a sub with a vented pole piece in a box that puts the back of the magnet right near the wall of the box, the sub will exhibit some strange characteristics and will usually "whistle".
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