Cut-Cab Speaker box

Don't go with the W7.  Our local Car Toys has them, and they completely suck.  Especially compared to Eclipse.  I don't trust anything Car Toys says, anyways... =P  So now that you've decided on your Eclipses, you need to find the datasheet for them.  If you buy them right away, each sub will come with one.  Are you going to make this a ported or a sealed box?  If you want something that hits louder, I would suggest the ported box, they usually hit louder then the sealed boxes but they are not protected against turn on thumps and whatnot.  If you've got a quality amp thats not going to matter, anyhow.

Find out what the airspace needed for each sub is, and we can figure out how big you should make your box from there.  I saw a guy do the same thing to his truck, but he had a diamond plated toolbox that went over the box, so it looked perfectly normal on his truck and it did not even look like he had those in there.  If you are planning on putting a canopy on your truck, then I would suggest making the ports so they fire backwards and reverberate inside your canopy, it'll make your truck sound pretty nice on the outside as well.

What kind of truck is this going to be going in?  That can have an effect on it as well.  Let me know, thanks.

--mindctrl

i have very little room behind my seat, i have a wedge box behind my bench seat right now, and my seat is all the way forward, and i have very little leg room, so if i did the cut cab, i could scoot my seat all the back and just have my subs in the bed.  i would have the box all the way up against the front on my bed, and then have a hole the goes through into the cab,  i sketched a quick drawing to get a better idea of what its gonna be.