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Don’t know if you be down for it, but those cubbies under the rear seats are removable. They’re just some shaped sheet metal added to the floor boards. There’s another member on here who did it. Another option would be fiberglassing. Edit: I think 99% of members will tell you to go ported and...

Yoo what up man Will do!

Looking for a set of 4" components, preferably slim

Im sure thats what it is....

why is this thread so long?

One thing that's good to know about dodge setups is that the front speakers and the 3.5s in the dash are tied in together. Best solution is to get components and simply disconnect the dash speakers. Trust me, I've been there

Yeah, it rained hard the other day and i got to thinking...

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solid, this was originally the kind of thing i was thinking of but didnt know what it'd be called. thanks!

Ill see what my boys in the machine shop can do. plus my buddy just gave me his old stick welder. shouldnt be too hard to make a plug, weld it, then grind down. good ****, thanks man!!!

affirmative. and/or the rear cab wall.

How do you guys recommend filling in old holes in my truck cab from fastening down my prior sub enclosures?

Sup stang?? you back??

Velcro behind the passenger seat (Its a single cab). You can also get a metal sleeve for the battery that you can bolt down wherever youd like

Shipping usually kills the deal with used batteries