i have a 98 ford ranger single cab?

Question

does anyone have any ideas of how i can fit two 10" speakers in the truck.. there is very little space and i need some ideas

Answer 1

I have a 1990 ford ranger single cab and I fit two twelve inch subs behind the seat with no problem. I built a custom box out of MDF. I bought shallow mounting subs. (Diamond Audio) D1 series. Which can be found on ebay for around $80 each. Good deal because they sound great and are loud.
I box I built goes all the way across the truck behind the seat. I put the subs in each corner and I mounted the amp on the box in the middle. Make sure you put Grilles on your subs because your subs may it the seat when you are running them, which can destroy them.

Answer 2

Go to your local car audio shop they do make special boxes just for single cab trucks

Answer 3

make them face down behind the seats towards the floor. port the box towards the door, use PVC and make sure it go into the box far enough that it completely crosses over the back of the speaker.

Answer 4

u can either make ur own custom box, you could find a company that already makes custom boxes for ur truck, or have an audio dealer custom build one for you

Answer 5

also remember if you do this the the lining is kind of pebbly and has lots of little crevices that dirt will collect in also...of course you could then just hose it out like the jeep peeps do, course you may have some mildew problems depending on the type of material for seats and rest of interior...

Answer 6

buy a custom truck box that will fit behind the back seats

heres an example but you can get one for cheaper i bet
http://www.crutchfield.com/S-Lg12a1z8qrM/cgi-bin/ProdView.asp?g=182750&I=236RM101UC