I'm putting together an install in a very space-limited situation. The vehicle is a 2003 Dodge Dakota quad cab, and I'm putting two 10" subwoofers behind the rear seats. I plan to use a prefab sealed box designed for the application. Airspace isn't an issue, but mounting depth and overall depth are in a big way. Here's a link to the box: http://www.audioenhancers.com/vehiclespecific/ddq120.php After much searching, the FI SSD 10 appears to be the best subwoofer with a chance of fitting. I plan to buy and measure the box before ordering the subwoofers, and it is my hope that the SSD 10 will fit with a bit of massaging to the rear wall of the box, or at worst a .25 spacer ring. Now for the main question: What is the measurement from the mounting surface of the SSD10 to the farthest out point of the surround/cone? AKA how much clearance do i need between the box and seat/woofer grille? The subs will be powered by a alpine M12, with 600w RMS each. With this power, and the rear of the sub almost touching the wall of the box, will i need the cooling option? With .60 cu ft per driver (not counting driver displacement) sealed, I will want the High QTS option? That pretty much sums up my questions and concerns. Let me know if I've missed anything. Thanks, Chris
