subs in tool box?
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On that short bed yota is pretty much ruins it, But on a ranger I wouldn't think it be to bad.. especially a longbed ranger.
But then again, how useful is a 4ft bed anyways.
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I don't understand you guys, whats the difference between having this and having just a bedbox? They take up the same amount of room, just you can't really get rid of it like you can a plain bedbox. So every truck with bedbox is now considered pointless?
My dads friend has a diesel F250 with one of these setups, except its under a hard tonneau and not inside any kind of toolbox. He tows the same model boat as this with it all the time and trailers for motard bikes.
That boat weighs over 11k pounds. So his truck isn't being used as a truck still? People buy trucks for different reasons then just putting stuff in the bed.
That boat weighs over 11k pounds. So his truck isn't being used as a truck still? People buy trucks for different reasons then just putting stuff in the bed.
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A bed box can be removed when you need more space... if you cut a hole in the back of the cab that's not as much of an option... IMO it's stupid to cut a hole in your back wall but to each their own... chill
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And with a blow through you don't lose any leg room at all. It takes some dedication, but if you want to build a decent system, there's dedication involved.
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maybe it cost 200 dollars for a reason. but it sounds better then a lot of the normal subs that i've heard.
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dont do it, its a waste of a toolbox for those unlucky ones who dont have one!(ME!!!) if you have a tool box you use it for tools, straps, chains, etc. if you put subs in the back (which is fuking artarded!) it will rattle like hell after a while and the people next to you will not be your friends. subs are pointless unless inside a cab.