I need some ideas for my "no-cab" dodge short bed.Ive got a couple 10'' kenwood subs in a bandpass box.I wonder if theres a way to get these in there?

 

Measure it out and see if you have enough room under the seat to run one of them in a ported box. sealed boxes blow and thats the only way you'd squeeze both in.

 

get rid of the 10s. not enough space to work with. get some 8s.small speakers that work wonders.
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for of these in the right box hit as hard 3 12s. 145dbs.

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DONt listen to him about the eights i have Three tens that im running rite now and i have a dodge no cab as well ive also ran 2 twelves and 2 fifteens in my truck butt i like the 10's the most i had to buid a custon boxx to fitt in my truck it doesnt take long just an hour or two and nd u can either butt them behind your seat or under it i have the tens behind butt the 12's i had i had them under my seat all you have to do is raise it a little bit butt it sounds alot better im workin on a boxx to put the tens unber my seat butt three of them is a little more tricky than to EIGHTS SUCK!!!

 

i can tell you right off that your boxes are to small for the 10s.
dont take my word for it. do your research. learn. listen. and learn to type your sentences correctly.

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and he his running the less power full 1510s rated at 500rms (rms stands for constant power in which the sub can handle and not receive any damage)

 

U know what screw u ok who the has ever heard of an eight. The tens hit hard as hell and soung good so u

 

You might try a ported wedge box behind the seat. Two things you're going to need to consider are mounting depth of the speakers, and how much leg room you're willing to give up. I ran a similar setup with two 12s behind the seat in my dually years ago and it worked well, although I lost some backseat leg room. You might also be able to run two separate boxes under the seat using two 8s if you have enough room.
A single cab isn't the easiest setup to work with, but it can be done and still get plenty of volume.

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Those of us who venture out of our house more than once a year have heard plenty of 8s, that not only sound good but will get plenty loud. Don't believe me? Come on up to the USACi finals this year and see for yourself.
Turning a difference of opinion into a personal attack like you've done is a good way to get yourself banned. We're all here to learn and help. If you can't contribute anything constructive, you'd be better off keeping it to yourself.

 

this is no ranger my dude!And all you need is the correct internal volume for speakers to function properly.They dont have to be square!I like the armrest box though.Id have to go with buckets to pull that.

 

wow.... you dont offend me. you just made your self look like an idiot. got to an spl comp.learn somthing new.

 

i love the 10s man they sound badd *** and i just used a wedge boxx im tellin you man dont go with 8s