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Idahome
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I had to do that too...we stuffed a sub behind the drivers seat of Darth Ranger (the black 84)
After my buddy bought like 3 different sub boxes and none of them fit I was like dude what are you doing! I still have two of those sub boxes.....lol
So we had to cut down the back of the Rockford enclosure he bought and notch it so it would fit on the little shelf behind the drivers seat. For his box we closed it back up using a piece of plastic and then layers of fiberglass as there was no way to add any mdf/wood panel.
It worked out just fine!
In a small Ranger cab it does not take much of a sub to get some nice low end fill
I want to see what you have done with the tweeters and sub box!! Yes even the mistake pieces!
Adding polyfill to a sub enclosure does "fool" the speaker into thinking it has more air volume
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