anhyone put a sub box in there std cab 2200?

i want to put my sub box in my b2200. there are pics on my profile anyones input will help. i have a jo box i cut up to weld to my cab. input is much wanted.. thanks

draggin til the doors fall off

what nobody has a system in there truck?

i built a simple one for a friend behind the seat of a std cab mazda with 2 dvc 10s and an amp

I have 2 of clarion slim subs in mine, the seat needed moved up a bit, but it fits and sounds nice....I'll try to add pics to my profile soon

not a good pic but this is one i built for an isuzu i had. basically a wood box and i cut the fcaes to 45 degrees and bolted to the bed with foam in between the bed and box and a rubber boot to seal the bed and cba cut out.

you could go with a bed box like my toy used to have since your back cab wall's already cut

there is a lot to consider with your question.... buckets or bench is first. if buckets then you have additional usuable space in the center console area. if you know the formulas for calculating area space you can use the air space beneath the seat as well. if you don't need the use of the rear window you can build a 30/60/90 triangle box and then the amp rack could go above the box or behing your headrest area covering the back window. keep in mind that most subs need at least 2 inches of space from the back of the magnet to the inside of the box for venting. hope this info helps. also your height as the primary driver of the vehicle will either help you or hurt you. example i am 5.5 ( short hairy bastard) hehe so i dont need all the space for leg room. some one 6 foot or so needs all the leg room they can get.

Just for reference, to figure out cubic air space, you need LxWxH then divide it by 1728

i have a custom fiberglass box with 4 8's for sale. It is made for a mazda standard cab. lmk

Do you have any pics of the box sosikmazda?