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Yeah, i'm long done with the powered subwoofer. I'm upgraded the whole system now. Alpine i509 head unit Super tweets by windshield Alpine 6.5 speakers in dash American sound bar with 4 super tweets and 4 Rockford 8's Two American bass 10 " subs under the rear seat One 6 channel Alpine amp...

Good question , i really don't know no one sits in the back of my truck. i've never sat back there with the stereo on.

yes that would be the icing on the cake

Here you go, phone don't take great photos at night. it doesn't stick out past seat

It's a Ground Shaker box part number GS-JPG210B

LOL, Storage is the only downfall. i installed two swing cases in the bed of the truck for extra storage.

Sorry guys it's been a while since i was on this forum. if you guys ever need anything just message me and i'll get an email notification. I've since replaced the kicker powered subwoofer. I installed two amps behind the rear seat, two 10 inch subs under the rear seat completely losing all...

Just go to crutchfield that's what i did. they do a nice job of laying everything out for you.

try starting at the bottom and work your way up. the top clips are the ones that break easily.

yes it will as long as you remove the factory sub and just use the HS10

Everything i did fits behind the original cover. If i took a picture now behind the rear seat it would look completely stock. Yes the bass is much better now. It makes a big difference from stock. If you're just looking to get more sound / more bass from the subwoofer then this is the...

6.5 Evo lift

you are better off going through the floor like i did and running the power cable under the truck. in my opinion it's the best way to do it. just go back in through this thread and the pics will show you.

the wires for the AUX switches are right along side the battery so you have to run the wires to the battery anyway. i wouldn't waste an aux switch for that.

Just tap into those orange wires i listed above you'll see in one of those pics. It should be pretty simple install.

if you mean after the install was done? It all looks factory, the big factory plastic back panel covers the HS10

yes they are and it rides great i was surprised.

Work it from the bottom up and do it slowly and be patient. Some good plastic trim panel tools would help.

This is my truck now. I also bought Insane audios head unit which i haven't gotten around to installing yet.

If you were to leave the interior panel off you should have plenty of room to build a custom subwoofer box. Not sure what your plans are but take a good look at the pics i posted and you should be able to get a good idea.