De-Redneckification of Mr Pate's 03 Duramax

Some decent pictures. Need to find a better location

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The one on there now is sprayed with a teal color very similar to the powder. But one day I will get a mag tec diff and tranny cover and have them powdered
 
The crew looks top notch man. Very good looking truck you have, but needs those wheels to be polished with all that shiny powder. What are your fender measurements too?
 
Been looking into doing Sundown audio subs in the near future but wondering what size amp I should run. I am looking to do either two SD2-10 dual 4 or two SD2-12 dual 4 behind the rear seat.

Any input on what size amp or where to find a good box would be great.

Thanks
 
Any good audio shops near you? It would be best to get a box built to specs for the subs you are gonna run rather than one that's already built as it may not have enough airspace for the subs
 
Well I've been looking at box's that say the max amount of airspace they have and comparing it to what sundown says that their speakers require
 
James Pate said:
Well I've been looking at box's that say the max amount of airspace they have and comparing it to what sundown says that their speakers require
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Oh ok, that would work as long as the box has the right airspace, and you could do a behind the seat box if you ran like some p1s or p2s but like jared said its probably not gonna happen with those sundowns..they're too deep
 
no probably to it...TRUST ME. Unless you want to move the seat. Being a Duramax, you have more room under the seat than I do, so a 12 should work. That 10 bangs!
 
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