Mike Strasser For a ported box, the specs call for a 1 cube box tuned to 34hz. It would be close, but i think you'd be able to get it under there. Worst case scenario, you could just stilt the back seat up an inch or two.

The issue you may run into is the depth of t...  moreFor a ported box, the specs call for a 1 cube box tuned to 34hz. It would be close, but i think you'd be able to get it under there. Worst case scenario, you could just stilt the back seat up an inch or two.

The issue you may run into is the depth of the woofer. Personally, I'd extend the front center console all the way back and downfire the sub that way. Might be easier, but not as stealthy.  

Doug Bernards you can always raise the seat a little if you need to.

Brad Stolberg I've put an 8w7 under the back seat in a Crew cab silverado classic...you should be good with the right box design

William Hinton Okay, thanks. I just wasn't really sure if it would really be possible or not, but I love how those subs sound and would really love to have one in it. And I've thought about putting it in the center console, but I didnt know if it would have alot of ratt...  moreOkay, thanks. I just wasn't really sure if it would really be possible or not, but I love how those subs sound and would really love to have one in it. And I've thought about putting it in the center console, but I didnt know if it would have alot of rattles from it or not,, and also I wanted to try and keep it looking as factory as possible.  

Brad Stolberg yea I like to avid front counsole box's, think about having keys or change right above ur subs...and I can understand loving the w7's I have a pair of 10s myself :) and i'd say 1/4 of the subs I install are W7's

William Hinton Yeah, which I would really keep anything in the console that would rattle anyway. But I wouldn't think it would sound really good there compared to the back. The factory system's do, but thats a smaller and sub and isnt NEAR as large or powerful as the w7.