depending on what sub it is it might rub but you need to make sure that sub can work in a small sealed box . Most Sundown subs need a lot of air space. Ive built a lot of boxes for Sundown subs.
It’s a sundown sd2. It’s their older shallow sub line that I took it out of my f150 before I sold it. It needs .5 cu ft for a sealed box so I think it’s possible but would need a fiberglass box.
didn't see this before my other reply.Subs in and covered in blue carpet, still getting used to 8‘s cause they don’t hit as hard but still very loud
The Skar SK 1500.1 is runs about 1700watts , looked at a lot of different 8’s and wanted to run 4 of them. I’m a big Alpine fan for mids didn’t think about them for subs to expensive and would sound the same. I’m not a big mainstream subs guy like JL, Kicker, Alpine you can get so much better for the money with Skar, Sundown,DD and many more. I’ve been building boxes for a long time and appreciate the compliment. I can try to answer any questions you. Since you already have the Alpine I’d try it out.
I think there's a lot of stuff that works well when set up properly and I think Skar has a lot of fans for good reason. 1700w is 425 each which is a whole lot.
8’s have a different sound then 10’s or bigger it’s more punchy then deep bass. Really good for rock music. The depth of the box was my issue for choosing subs , a bigger 8 takes up more internal space inside the box , I have 2 Sundown SD-3 10’s laying around and they would have worked also just never had 4 8’s before.
Any updated pics?just took a pic of the wheels and this is the newest photo with the roof and pilers wrapped, still waiting on lower door decal
