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Old 11-15-2009, 11:44 PM   #1
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Where can I find a box for a single 10" kicker l7 that will fit behind the seat of my regular cab? I know kicker makes loaded boxes that will fit but I already have the sub I just need a box.

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Old 11-15-2009, 11:46 PM   #2
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how much room to you have behind you seat....i doubt you have enough room for an L7 behind the seat if you have a reg cab
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Old 11-16-2009, 12:04 AM   #3
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I have enough room. I've seen an l7 in a regular cab. Kicker makes a slim box for smaller spaces and they fit perfect behind the seat. Problem is that they only make them with the sub already installed.
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Old 11-16-2009, 08:02 AM   #4
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perhaps consider building one yourself - its not that hard if you know minimal wood working. I built a friends box into his reg cab. just grab the tape measure and get creative lol....you might be surprised the types your able to build..
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Well I dont know anything about wood working lol. And I dont have the tools to do it anyway. Too bad I cant weld a box because im good at that lol.
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Old 11-16-2009, 04:52 PM   #6
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check either sonicelectronix.com or hifisoundconnection.com
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Try supercrewsound . com. I got my box custom made from there and it sounds really good (one twelve with 1.1 cube space) and maximized the space in vehicle. They have boxes made for your regular cab and I provided the specs below. They even have a classified section. btw, sonicelectronix . com or hifisoundconnection . com are decent sites.

Fits 2004-2008 Ford F-150 Standard Cab Trucks
Features:
  • Fits two 8, 10, or 12 inch subwoofers
  • MDF construction
  • Subs fire down
  • No seat modification needed
  • Fits around cab wall
  • 50" x 11.5" or 12.5 x 9"
  • 1 1/2" clearance under the box
  • Air Space = 1.6 cubic foot for the box
  • Mounting Depth = 6 3/8" (Optional 7" available below)
  • Hole cutout for 8" Sub = 7"
  • Hole cutout for 10" Sub = 9 1/8"
  • Hole cutout for 12" Sub = 11"
  • Charcoal Grey Carpet
Optional carpet colors available to match your interior
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Old 11-17-2009, 12:40 AM   #8
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Try supercrewsound . com. I got my box custom made from there and it sounds really good (one twelve with 1.1 cube space) and maximized the space in vehicle. They have boxes made for your regular cab and I provided the specs below. They even have a classified section. btw, sonicelectronix . com or hifisoundconnection . com are decent sites.

Fits 2004-2008 Ford F-150 Standard Cab Trucks
Features:
  • Fits two 8, 10, or 12 inch subwoofers
  • MDF construction
  • Subs fire down
  • No seat modification needed
  • Fits around cab wall
  • 50" x 11.5" or 12.5 x 9"
  • 1 1/2" clearance under the box
  • Air Space = 1.6 cubic foot for the box
  • Mounting Depth = 6 3/8" (Optional 7" available below)
  • Hole cutout for 8" Sub = 7"
  • Hole cutout for 10" Sub = 9 1/8"
  • Hole cutout for 12" Sub = 11"
  • Charcoal Grey Carpet
Optional carpet colors available to match your interior
Thanks for the info but I went by my local car audio dealer today and he has a pro box made for a regular cab its pretty sweet. Im gonna put two memphis 12's in there and replace the door speakers and it should sound good.
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