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ropaki2k
Dodge Dakota
12/12/2001
02:37:11
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 Subject: 92 DAK - club cab and sub placement
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Does anybody have some idea's or does anybody have a 92 dak club cab that has done some custom audio?
I just got the truck from my brother in law and so far I have really enjoyed the truck. i am glad there is a forum like this.
My other rides include a 66 mustang and a 84 jetta.
Thanks,
RK
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ProOnThaSnow
Dodge Dakota
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4/18/2002
03:23:59
|  RE: 92 DAK - club cab and sub placement
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At a point in time I had a 10" jensen in a box placed behind the driver's seat with a 600 watt amp (cant remember what type). Now i am planning a kicker solo-baric 3 12" combo... just need to read about smoe more amps.. i am also planning this same set-up in a 99 5.9 CC. I will send you pics if I dont have to get rid of the 92 in order to purchase the 99.... but it's looking like i may... oh well, it's worth it.
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Big O
Dodge Dakota
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5/06/2002
03:18:30
| RE: 92 DAK - club cab and sub placement
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Check out this site
http://cruznlo.tripod.com/cruznlo_007.htm
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goalvanny
Dodge Dakota
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5/06/2002
21:25:14
|  RE: 92 DAK - club cab and sub placement
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i have a 94 club cab and i put an infinity bass link right in the middle of the floor in the back. it is a 10" 200 watt self powered dub and it also has a 10" radiator to help w/ the hard hits. it cost a few hundred300-500 depending on where u get it. i really like it and recommended it to anyone
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Wookie
Dodge Dakota
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1/20/2005
20:56:00
| RE: 92 DAK - club cab and sub placement
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I have a 92 dakota with extended cab and i have two 10 inch audiobahn (600 Watts a peice) and a 1200 watt amp by JBL, i have them all sitting underneth my rear seats. I made metal blocks to raise my rear seats up 1 inch, took the seat cushions out and cut about 1/2 of the cushion foam out from the bottom then placed 1/2 mdf in the bottom of the seat cushion and screwed into place the seats metal frame(so now you can sit down and not flex the seat and hit your subs) then cut bottom of the body and dropped it to allow for a bigger box/more air space. (you dont raelly need to cut the bottom of the body out but less airspace may make your subs not hit so hard and damage them)
also i took the little tool capartment out
I made the box myself and cut the bottom of my truck out and re welded the metal after dropping the rear so this may not be the way you would wont to do this but hey its another idea.
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