Freddy Mack
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I just bought a 16 tahoe and I have 2 l7s from my previous car I want to fit behind the third row WITHOUT removing the seats. Is this possible or is it better to downsize?
3rd Row speaker problems
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wjburken
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Fredrick, welcome to the forum from Iowa.
There are a number of guys that know quite a bit about adding sound to these things. The first two that come to mind are @Galandorian and @Thatsquishykid717 . They both have some threads on here showcasing their audio prowess.
There are a number of guys that know quite a bit about adding sound to these things. The first two that come to mind are @Galandorian and @Thatsquishykid717 . They both have some threads on here showcasing their audio prowess.
Thatsquishykid717
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My best suggestion will be to find a reputable enclosure designer like bassahaulic productions on Facebook. Take measurements on what kind of space you have behind the third row. It all depends on how much airspace you need for those subs. Most people I have seen have good success with down firing some 8” subs or 6” subs. You can also google search “subs behind third row seat Tahoe” or something similar to that and maybe find someone who has done it or a company that may make specific enclosures for it.
