Sub box help
07-16-2009, 02:42 AM
#11
Senior Member
OK, lets clarify.
The Fox Box has the most mounting depth of any turn key box that leaves your seats at factory height and cost $150 SHIPPED.
There box is $169 + shipping and it even says will not fit without optional 2.5" lift kit. If the lift kit is required why wouldn't you just bundle it together and say its $339 + shipping?
After you spend all that extra money you have 6.25" of depth vs 6.125" with a Fox Box.
Oh, forgot to say that you can get a 1/4" MDF spacer ring for the top cap of a Fox Box for $10 more and now you have 6.375" for $160. And your seats are still at factory height.
They do have a nice air volume on that box. I will give them that. But at $339 + shipping, I would pass.
The Fox Box has the most mounting depth of any turn key box that leaves your seats at factory height and cost $150 SHIPPED.
There box is $169 + shipping and it even says will not fit without optional 2.5" lift kit. If the lift kit is required why wouldn't you just bundle it together and say its $339 + shipping?
After you spend all that extra money you have 6.25" of depth vs 6.125" with a Fox Box.
Oh, forgot to say that you can get a 1/4" MDF spacer ring for the top cap of a Fox Box for $10 more and now you have 6.375" for $160. And your seats are still at factory height.
They do have a nice air volume on that box. I will give them that. But at $339 + shipping, I would pass.
07-16-2009, 08:33 AM
#12
Senior Member
Join Date: Jul 2009
Posts: 131
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
I'm waiting for a reply from the webmaster. If you know anyone else that will reply about becoming a sponsor let them know and have them e-mail me joefox@foxacoustics.com I already sponsor several other sites for dodges and titans. Most sites have a clear link for becoming a sponsor but I didnt see one on here.
07-16-2009, 04:15 PM
#14
Senior Member
Join Date: Jul 2009
Posts: 131
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Yes I do. Its a dual 10 downfire box with 1.8 cubic feet. I just verified the fit today and its a perfect fit too. I took some pics of it in the truck and I'll update the original post. They won't be ready for about 1 week. I'm moving the baffle up a 1/4" for more floor clearance and the mounting depth will be 6.5" after that change. I will also make a 1.25 cubic foot single 10" vented version with space for mounting a amp. I make over 40 models of boxes but I'm keeping my post to a minimum until I get the site sponsor issue resolved. Some sites are real touchy about advertising without paying up.
07-16-2009, 05:37 PM
#15
This Space For Rent
Thread Starter
Thanks for all the info guys, but does anyone make a single subbox so that i wouldnt have to relocate the jack? I only ask cause i do a lot of driving and that jack comes in handy some times...
07-16-2009, 10:40 PM
#16
Senior Member
i still have my jack with two 12's under my seat. just put the jack under the front passenger seat
07-17-2009, 02:39 AM
#17
Senior Member
Join Date: Jul 2009
Posts: 131
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
I've seen people take the jack and tire tools, zip tie them together then zip tie the bundle under the hood off to the side. If you get a flat you would need a pocket knife to cut the zip ties. Note: You would use heavy duty zip ties.
I do make a single 10" sub box that fits on the driver side of the seat bracket though. A single 10" JL w3 sound good. Pm me for more info.
I do make a single 10" sub box that fits on the driver side of the seat bracket though. A single 10" JL w3 sound good. Pm me for more info.
07-17-2009, 09:40 PM
#19
-_-
Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Fort Worth, TX
Posts: 66
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
OK, lets clarify.
The Fox Box has the most mounting depth of any turn key box that leaves your seats at factory height and cost $150 SHIPPED.
There box is $169 + shipping and it even says will not fit without optional 2.5" lift kit. If the lift kit is required why wouldn't you just bundle it together and say its $339 + shipping?
After you spend all that extra money you have 6.25" of depth vs 6.125" with a Fox Box.
Oh, forgot to say that you can get a 1/4" MDF spacer ring for the top cap of a Fox Box for $10 more and now you have 6.375" for $160. And your seats are still at factory height.
They do have a nice air volume on that box. I will give them that. But at $339 + shipping, I would pass.
The Fox Box has the most mounting depth of any turn key box that leaves your seats at factory height and cost $150 SHIPPED.
There box is $169 + shipping and it even says will not fit without optional 2.5" lift kit. If the lift kit is required why wouldn't you just bundle it together and say its $339 + shipping?
After you spend all that extra money you have 6.25" of depth vs 6.125" with a Fox Box.
Oh, forgot to say that you can get a 1/4" MDF spacer ring for the top cap of a Fox Box for $10 more and now you have 6.375" for $160. And your seats are still at factory height.
They do have a nice air volume on that box. I will give them that. But at $339 + shipping, I would pass.
Alot of people on here just toss the jack and accessories under the passenger seat. I got a bed cover and a bag with the essential jumper cables and first aid kit that I tossed the jack into.
