Subwoofers

I want to add subwoofers in my truck. Where could I put them with out taking up to much space

 

That would be an impossibility.

 

at the edits. Sorry, not much of a welcome to TW so far. I have the factory sub in my access cab. It sits between both rear seats. Not sure what configuration your truck is.

 

do u have a DC or AC on my DC they sit behind the back seat.

 

JL stealth box is pretty stealthy

 

I ran two 8" powered slim subs under my front seats in my last 1st gen Tacoma. I've still got them and will do the same in this Tacoma once I get around to it. Under the front seats didn't offer much storage space, so I didn't notice loosing any.

http://www.crutchfield.com/p_777B8P...72345&awat=pla&awnw=g&awcr=48387319825&awdv=c

 

How do they sound ?

 

Paired with some good quality speakers and setting you low/high pass filters it sounds great. I ran them with Rockford Fosgate punch speakers. They fill out the low end nicely and are enough to vibrate the cab. They won't have the punch of a big box sub, but having them right under the seats ups their perceived power. They sound better than you would expect for the price.

 

I have a Kicker Hideaway (http://www.kicker.com/hideaway) underneath my passenger seat. I have a '13 Access Cab. I have it paired with Kicker KS 6x9's up front, and added KS 6.5's to the back doors (I have a base model, so it had the rear speaker delete) and I love the way it sounds paired with a Kenwood DDX9702S headunit. Like @crashnburn80 said, adjusting Hi/Low pass filters is essential to get the proper sound. Let the sub do the work, not the mids.

 

I've got a JL Audio stealth box in my center console. Works fantastic. It's the perfect solution for an AC, can work in a DC also.The base is fantastic.
The speaker at s pricey but offers uniquely zero space configuration. I still have access to the center storage, about 2" deep now. Perfect for sunglasses, chewing gum, gloves, wool hat, etc.