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Extended Cab

Subwoofer Enclosure Installation

by Austin on Aug 30 2010, 3:42am

The new subwoofer enclosure went into the truck and we took photos and documented the install. More photos of the install can be found in the Dual 12 inch SubThump Subwoofer Box photo album.

Here are a few teaser photos:
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The box is a Dual 12 inch down-firing prefabricated sub box by SubThump.com. 99-06 GM Extended Cab Ultra Deep MAXX Dual 12 Inch Downfire Prefabricated Subwoofer Box. More info on the enclosure can be found here.

Detailed installation tricks and tips to follow. Stay tuned...

Tags: SubwooferSubthumpExtended CabEnclosure
Last edited by Austin on Aug 30 2010, 8:45pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Outfitting my Sierra - to fit my needs

by jepics on Sep 21 2010, 9:32pm

On August 30, 2010 I bought a 2009 Sierra Extended Cab SLE with 9000 miles, GM Certified.
It came pretty nicely equipped; extras included Westin Chrome side steps, bug shield, non-skid bed rug, and a Truxedo tonneau cover. Missing were the floor mats that came with it...

The truck was quickly pressed into service, moving 53 boxes of books and equipment from our basement to my wife's classroom as we set her up for the school year.

After that, I decided I had to make some immediate changes.

First was obtaining a bedliner – the non-skid bed rug had to go - I couldn't slide boxes into the front of the bed like I used to do with my old truck's bedliner. I also needed sidewall and tailgate protection - I frequently move loads of compost, rocks or firewood.

As I was researching, I happened to find an under-the-rail DualLiner for sale on eBay -- it was within 10 miles of home! Done deal. Installed it at the guy’s house before leaving – took less than 10 minutes. DualLiner customer service was great. I told them I needed to move a liner from one truck to another and they sent me a new installation kit (with the CD), free. I was used having an over-the-rail bedliner, so bed rail caps are going on the list for next.

Future blog posts will cover:
  • excursions & commuting,
  • joys and pains,
  • mistakes & mis-steps
  • using the truck,
  • experiences with loads,
  • towing
  • researching and buying some of the other equipment I want to get.
    This will likely be pretty tame - I'm not going nuts on it.

  1. Bed Rail caps (evaluating: Bushwacker, DeeZee, Wade, EGR, BAK, Stampede/Rail-Topz)
  2. Stake pocket tie-downs (Bull Ring Classic Retractable Anchors)
  3. Receiver hitch bumper protector /step
  4. Underseat storage bin (DU-HA)
  5. Floor mats
  6. Wheel House plastic liners (rear wheels)

Tags: 2009 SierraExtended CabSleTruxedoTonneau CoverWestinChrome Side StepsDuallinerBedliner
Last edited by jepics on Sep 25 2010, 11:35pm, edited 3 times in total.
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