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Aloha Argent Audio. Wanted to see if you've done any box builds for a Toyota tundra crewmax. I'll be removing the whole plastic wall behind the seats and relocating the jack to a different area of the truck. Don't want to lose a whole lot of leg room so I'm thinking of making the box the width of the backwall. If you've done any let me know because my measurements may be a little off but not by much.

Vehicle Make and Model: 2007 Toyota tundra crewmax

Direct of Box/Subs: forward

Sealed or Ported: ported

Number of Subs: 2

Brand and Model of Subs: sundown sa10

Max Dimensions: 48"L x 24"H x top depth 5"in x bottom depth 8"in (max)

Port Color: black

Flush Mount Ring Color (if flush mount is chosen): black

Carpet Color: Black

Zip Code for Shipping Quote: 96793

So I was thinking about 2.5cf tuned to 32-33hz would be the smallest recommended for the two. But if you've done a box build for a crewmax in the past what would be the biggest box I could put back there without losing much leg room? Thanks and sorry for all the questions. Need to start rolling on this project soon.

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I have never built a box for this truck. The mounting depth on the SA 10 is 6 inches and at your deepest point you only have 6.5 so I fear towards the top of the box you wont have enough room to mount the subs.

Let me know your thoughts.

Andrew

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Ok so the port would be at the bottom of the box facing forward and the subs would be mounted towards the top of the box? I was thinking of having the port on the side of the box on the bottom with the subs mounted towards the bottom. I haven't bought the subs yet, just wanted to see if this could be done. If not then I'll probably just run a single 12 with a close to optimal Size box. Would a single 12 Icon be more realistic in terms of having a good box built to spec? Thanks

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Its not the air space. Its the mounting depth of the subs that would be the issue. If you want I can provide a drawing to show what I mean.

Andrew

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Hey Andrew

I'm gonna scrap the idea of putting the box behind the seats. I just want a regular box. I'm looking to run a single 12 or 10 depending on what I can get out of the box in cubic size total. So here's what I came up with for measurements:

Width: 18 - 19 in

Depth: 17 in

Height: 14 - 14.5 in

Let me know the outcome on these measurements. Thanks

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With this size I think you can fit a 12. Would you like for me to try that first?

Also what sub? Same as before?

Andrew

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