sub box in extend cab truck for 2 8's or 10s

[gibblegeibel]

i was looking to put two subs in my truck. it is a 99 ford f250 extended cab truck. i have not decided on which yet of 2 10's or two 8s. but i was planning on taking the back seat out and replacing it with a sub box. and using it as a seat as well as a box. i like to keep the things functional so i still use the back seat. even thought it ain't much, i was planning on going for a ported box if i could but, i wanted your guys opinion on this.

[Triticum Agricolam]

Well the first thing to do is figure out exactly how much space you are willing to give up. That will tell you what size and how many subs you can run. Most people use ported boxes if possible, though sealed can do well too. What kind of music do you listen to?

Your budget will determine how much wattage you can run and thus what subs will be appropriate. How much are you looking to spend?

[gibblegeibel]

i have a kicker 750.1 that i was plan on using for an amp. so i have that part covered, i listen to different kinds of music country, rock, rap and pop. i have not measured the seat for space yet. i plan on doing that tomorrow.

[DTS909]

Had 2 sundown 8" sd in a sealed .75cf on 600 watts where very nice.

[bman8891]

http://www.stevemeadedesigns.com/board/topic/201551-2-xl12s-box-as-backseat-port-help/page-1

Here's a link I'm doing the exact same thing in my 07 f250 extended cab for (2) 12's ported. Honestly if I were to do it over I would shrink the box and do 10's. Im very interested in seeing how yours turns out.

[Massivespl]

With only a 750.1 amp I'd build a big box for two sundown SA 10s or E 10s

[Subwoofer Stokes]

1 sundown x8?

[Subwoofer Stokes]

Or x10?