ok guys so its final i decided what im going to do with my back seat. im going to be putting 2 15"kicker L7s in there in almost a cabinat im going to have a box below with to 6x9s and my amps incased in plexi with blue lights im also doing kick panels with 5"1/4s and 2"tweets up front. i just found out my nabor is a retired carpenter to so im going to get him to help me with the construction. so now for my question.... how thick of MDF should i use is 3/4 good or not

 

yes 3/4 with a double or even triple baffle

 

I'm building a box for my 2004 Quad Cab now. I should have it done by this weekend if all goes well, less the outside finish.It replaces the upper half of the drivers side rear seat and houses two DD9510's. It has been an incredible amount of work and ended up being a very complex box. The baffle is triple 3/4" mdf and every inside turn in the box is 45 degree cross brased. I'll post pics of the build in next couple of days.

 

Yeah a few pictures might make me change my mind again but that sounds like another good idea now im chewing on that one.

 

3/4 is perfect, just make sure it is sealed well with lots of glue and screws.

 

Here is the box for my Dakota Quad Cab























This box replaces the upper half of the drivers side rear seat. The portion you see on the bottom fits behind the seat and isn't seen when the box is in the truck. Once I get enough snow cleared out of the driveway, this sucker is going in. I'm powering it with a 4kw Visonik.

 

i was looking in the back of your pic's lol sub boxs cat toy and food and mix for your drinks

 

Tim, Looking good man!!!

 

Sorry about the in the background, but you should have seen it before I moved most it.

 

i was not trying to give you hard time . if you look at 1/2 pic's posted here you see things like speakers ,subs and amps