Kicker Sub Enclosure

Anyone try this behind seat of a double cab:

12 inch: http://www.crutchfield.com/p_2064TRT122/Kicker-40TCWRT122.html?tp=112

10 inch: http://www.crutchfield.com/p_2064TRT102/Kicker-40TCWRT102.html?tp=112

Looks like it will possibly work by looking at specs.

Thoughts?

 

it may,

If you have the time, build one yourself.

If you don't have a Table saw, or access to tools go to rona, or local hardware store.
Most of them have rather large saws they can easily run your cutlist.
Here in cnd i have to do it from time to time when a client wants a box and the DAmn garage temp is -20C. Cost me 3-5$ to have them cut it for me

 

time and know how I do not. I would rather buy a plug and play type deal...

I appreciate the suggestion

 

Im looking at buying that Comp RT 10 for my 09 DC. With a Kicker 400.1 amp to push it.

 

How about something like this. Made for the space. http://m.ebay.com/itm/400836166613?nav=SEARCH

 

please do not put that in your brand new TRD pro.

You've got a very nice brand new truck, don't fill it with garbage equipment. Put something that will compliment its already established quality.

There are a few people on these forums that build custom enclosures or you can buy a better pre made one that's made for your truck. One thing is for sure; don't waste your money on Kicker equipment. Their products are extremely low end. You can spend just a tiny bit more and end up with something worth its price tag. I'd recommend something like the JL WX / W0 or something comparable if you're on a budget.

 

So I bought the kicker RT 10 with a Rockford Prime 500 amp. I took out the plastic stuff behind the seat of my DC truck on the driver's side. The combo rocks! I have some kenwood 6x9 5 ways in the front doors and kenwood 6.5's in the rear doors and a Kenwood nav. unit pushing them. I am more than pleased with the sound and the setup. I just wanted a compact sub to give me a little bump for what I have up front. Not looking to win an SPL contest.