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Chad · 07-22-2003, 11:43 AM

I did a custom subbox in a friends 70' with the gas tank removed. We did two fosgate 10's. We got 2 cubic feet out of it and that was with a recessed amp rack in the middle. So, your sub of choice should work. Don't have any pics, but you will have plenty of room with a glass back. Another thing to note, we did have to mount the speakers very low in the box for the magnets to clear the back wall. But again, with the glass back it will be better. Also, he had redone all the interior and we thought it was pretty rattle free. After we installed everything, the whole truck rattled. So, you might think of using some sound damping material on EVERYTHING.

Later,
Chad

07-22-2003, 11:43 AM	#10
Chad Registered User Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: Midlothian, Tx Posts: 199	I did a custom subbox in a friends 70' with the gas tank removed. We did two fosgate 10's. We got 2 cubic feet out of it and that was with a recessed amp rack in the middle. So, your sub of choice should work. Don't have any pics, but you will have plenty of room with a glass back. Another thing to note, we did have to mount the speakers very low in the box for the magnets to clear the back wall. But again, with the glass back it will be better. Also, he had redone all the interior and we thought it was pretty rattle free. After we installed everything, the whole truck rattled. So, you might think of using some sound damping material on EVERYTHING. Later, Chad __________________ Chad ------------------ 69 Short Fleetside 72 2wd Blazer 70 4x4 Blazer 67 Chevy(big window) Just a cab for now 64 Chevelle SS (2dr Ht)