Let’s see some subwoofer setups!

Here is the box I built for mine

 

Hell yeah, I follow the guy who made your box on insta. Glad to see it going to a TW member. How’s it sounding?

 

Sounds great for 2 8’s. It get’s down and hits the lows very nice and long. It’s a ported box and for the way it’s built, I don’t need to sacrifice and brackets or do any cutting. Now I just want to re wire my door speakers so I can throw more watts into my system. Or I might just wait and have a shop pod my doors.

 

Yeah I really want to throw 4 FSX 8s or 10s along with some more tweets extra into the system since I’m ordering a Skar SDR 18. My problem is that I don’t want to massacre my door panels. Still trying to work out a solution for that.

 

I miss the cubby space

 

why? what did you used to put there?

 

Off the top , headlight , flashlight , tarp , rope , trauma kit ..... much more stuff

 

makes sense. i ask because you and i have similar setups, except i have dual subs. is there any type of system we can use to hang stuff above the amp?

 

I made this for my sub to keep things in place.

 

i just worry about the wiring.... i used OFC wiring and that stuff seems weak compared to other wiring.

 

i was thinking of a molle system mounted above the amp?

 

i think a mesh cage could be bent to shape.... molle system would work as well

 

If I had to do this all over again I probably would not because there have been a lot of fitment issues due to sub and amp interference, but as of right now I have managed to be able to put the backseat back in without heavy interference while the seat is down, however, I had to trim the plastic on the seat back and had to flip the brackets on the backseat to give it the extra clearance needed to clear, and even then it still strikes on the amp from what I can tell without reinstalling the latch. I also had to remove the seat back latch from the wall and the backseat is sort of just sitting there for now.

Trying to figure out what I can do to get this thing back to normal, however, it sounds AMAZING for an 8". Bass is so tight, and this thing can really rock my mirrors at higher volumes. This is for sure an SPL sub that can hold it's own against a 10" easily.

I can upload a few more pics later if someone wants to see the issues or just the setup in general.

 

I made this box myself and put in an Alpine 10” sub. Box material was cheap. Fits perfect. Shallow sub was around $160 from Crutchfield if I remember. Hooked it up with a mono Alpine amp. Sounds great.
Rob

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/custom-diy-subwoofer-box-plans-for-2019.615318/

 

Same here, I want more loudness but my truck is not even a year old yet. I don’t want my door panels butchered just yet. So far im just looking at changing my door speakers again. I have the subaru tweeter with kicker ds series all around. Plus I’m not sure where to mount more amps.

 

Yeah I have TX69s in all my doors and they sound pretty good. The problem is that I’m dumb and bought an overpowered amp for them. Kinda the reason why I want to get the FSXs so I can get the right amp running on them. They are probably only running at 50% at this point because I have the gain turned way down.

 

Made shelf when had my amp back there .Also added to sub side latter .Then moved amp to under seat and redid back





And 1st sub setup

 

1st gen double cabs don't have a lot of room behind the rear seat. 10" Pioneer shallow sub in a box made by caraudiofactory (a little Dremel tool action to get it to fit in the box).

 

What model is this and where did you get the box?

 

It's the MJM822. I got the box from Zen enclosures.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...FjABegQIAhAB&usg=AOvVaw2p3QHyclATiRUXCotThMZH

Be aware however the Mojo Mini 8" needs a slightly larger hole opening. I believe it is 7.3" instead of the relatively universal 7.1". You will need to contact them via email and let them know of that or let them know in the notes during your purchase of the size subwoofer you want to run so they can make the opening accordingly.