GEN 2 Subwoofer solution

[smurfslayer]

its set to "55"

damn. he’s getting frisky again.

 

[0hmygee]

Thanks for the inputs everyone!!!
I'm going to give a shot at behind the seat sub box from MTI.
Hopefully it will be enough
Will make a thread for DIY install. (Hoping for cooler day without rain)

Huge shoutout to Bruce for giving me his insights and showing me options!!!

 

[Shaun Pearson]

DO you happen to have before and after pics?
Also, is this the kit you used? Forward NOT Raise?
http://www.lmiwelding.com/kits_supercab.htm
The LMI 1520 SA, Straight Ahead, is a unique product for the "aluminum Body" trucks in that it shifts the entire rear seat straight ahead 2 inches at the top of the seat and can be adjusted to shift the seat bottom from 2 inches up to 3.25 inches ahead.

That is the seat kit I used, yes. It does raise the seat slightly, about .5”.

I don’t have any “before” pics, bit I will post some after pics this weekend.

 

[Oldfart]

It’s not like @Oldfart needs a lot of bass to blast Manilow tunes while cruising down the highway with the adaptive cruise set to a blistering 45mph.

I've moved on to Liberace. I look fabulous in his outfits when I cruise in my Raptor.

 

[Hush Car Audio]

DO you happen to have before and after pics?
Also, is this the kit you used? Forward NOT Raise?
http://www.lmiwelding.com/kits_supercab.htm
The LMI 1520 SA, Straight Ahead, is a unique product for the "aluminum Body" trucks in that it shifts the entire rear seat straight ahead 2 inches at the top of the seat and can be adjusted to shift the seat bottom from 2 inches up to 3.25 inches ahead.

I think that's the one that I got and it did move it up and forward a lot. Really helped to fit a much larger box under the rear seats for my full sized subs.

 

[Shaun Pearson]

That is the seat kit I used, yes. It does raise the seat slightly, about .5”.

I don’t have any “before” pics, bit I will post some after pics this weekend.

 

[W1N]

May be a stupid question, but do you guys just remove the OEM sub, and then use the OEM power and line input wiring for the after market sub (amp first)?

 

[The Car Stereo Company]

no. you have to run new power, ground and turn on

 

[W1N]

no. you have to run new power, ground and turn on

But you can use the oem signal? Because ground is very easy and power as well turn on are generally quite easy to do.

 

[The Car Stereo Company]

depending on what year you have, there are audio interfaces to get the correc signal