tundra713

Thanks for the compliment!!! If you know anyone looking for a really great deal on the wheels that I have on it let me know!! You can ring me at 508-208-6969 anytime.

No problem...As far as lowering it, it all depends. I have the McGaughy's 2/4inch drop on my regular cab...I like it, but I really want the McGaughy's 4/6inch drop.

sunday we're meetin up at lowe's on the east side hit me up if ur down I'll give u directions

wassup bro I've been looking to race another tundra but so far hav'nt had any takers. Let me know if u ever want to line them up.

Nice Ride - I am looking to add some subs behind my back seat - Did you build your box or have it built?

Wow bro disregard, I see you already have some good bass, in the back of your rig. How do they sound, I bet they hit pretty hard. I had memphis in another truck and they were good subs.

Yeah man, I have the shallow mount P3, it has a mounting depth of 3.5 inches, so I custom built a box out of 1/2 inch mdf. The sub only requires .5 cubic feet of air space with a sealed enclosure. So I just built it around the seat belt bracket in the back of my double cab. I have an alpine MRP M500 pushing it. Overall I am pleased with it, I will not be winning any competitons with it by no means, but it sounds great in my opinion. It does take a while to break it in, before I got it broken in, it did not want to hit the lows very well, but afer a a month or so it loosened up a little bit, and now it sounds great. I did however have to amp my door speakers to keep up with the sub. So I would say if you are looking for a good sounding sub for like rock, or other mild bass types of music, this is the sub for you. With heavy bass types of music though I would recommend a regular sub, as the shallow mounts just don't hit as hard. Hope this helps