Subwoofer question

[BOLIVIA310]

I am new to this form and will very shortly own a Titan SE 4x2. My father is buying me one as a graduation present. Well I am already looking into parts to upgrade the stero system. One question I have is does anybody know if I will be able to fit two JL Audio 8W7 or 10W7 subwoofers under the back seats? The subs are pretty big and might not fix due to the huge magnet size. If that doesnt work than can anyone recomend any other brand of subs that will compare to the JL Audio W7's. I need to get as much bass as I can from as the truck will allow. Any opinion will be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

[LordReed]

The W7's I don't believe will fit. Even the 8" series are just huge. Do a search in our forums for *subs* or something similar. I have 2 Kicker L7 8" subs under my rear seat with a Kicker 400.1 on each one (around 480 watts clean) and I get unreal bass response. If you're looking for more travel (since you mentioned the W7's) you may want to consider a 10" sub to get more air moving. The great thing about the Kicker L7's is because they are square, they have roughly the same surface area as a comparable sub one size larger (ie: Kicker 8" W7 ~ JL Audio 10w3). It's not an exact science (dont flame me) but you get the added surface area of the corners which are shaved off with a standard round sub. At any rate, you're options are nearly limitless. Someone here actually put a 12" pioneer sub under his front seat with a great looking box. Good luck!

[bestatchess]

Custom Sub Box Project

[Big Platinum]

This might help.......I can fit 10" Fosgate He2's with no problem. They're the dual voice coil setup and have pretty big magnets.