Description
- Fits 2012-2022 Ram Mega Cab Pickup With Wide Bump on Back Wall
- Holds Two 10" Subs with 20"W x 13"H Amp Space. Mega Cab Text Included as shown
- Mounting Depth: 6.5", Air Space .95 cu.ft. Per Chamber Sealed
- Fits behind rear seat, must remove storage bin, no other modifcations needed
- Finish: Charcoal Gray Carpet (slightly different than photos), Speaker terminals installed
If you are looking for the ultimate custom sub box for your Late Mega Cab pickup, you have found it. Our box is made to sit on the floor of the truck, not on top of the storage bin. Afterall, if you have a box sitting on top of your bins, then they are rendered virtually useless anyhow. We get a lot more box space with the bins removed and that's what big bass is all about. Simply remove three bolts and the entire bin yanks right out. Our box contours all the uneven spaces on the back wall for a nice custom look--not a squared off generic look like you will see with cheap boxes. We also build the box deep enough to allow some decent size 10s to be used, while enabling the folding flaps to remain in the truck. Our box has a large convenient shelf right in the middle for you to mount your amp on. No other box allows for this. That way, you will not have to put your amp under your seat. We all know that the seats collapse to the floor when you fold them flat, so having an amp under there is not really an option for many users. Another nice thing about this box is that the rear seats can recline ALL the way to the wall and not even touch the box. In fact, there is ample box to seat clearance so speakers hitting the folding flaps is not even an issue. This box will absolutely pound in your mega cab truck and will look incredible too with the addition of the custom Mega Cab text as shown. So if you are looking for a true premium custom box for your truck, then you have found it. Please note that due to speaker variability across the industry, Subthump takes no responsibility for subwoofers that do not fit this cabinet. Please ensure your truck has the 'wide' bump on the back wall as seen in the last picture.