Ground Shaker GS-GF250210B Dual 10" Sealed Sub Box — Fits 17–26 Ford F-250 Crew Cab
Enclosure only — subwoofers not included.
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Ground Shaker GS-GF250210B Dual 10" Sealed Sub Box — Fits 17–26 Ford F-250 Crew Cab
Product Overview
Description
Built for the 17–26 Ford F-250 Crew Cab, this is Ground Shaker's dual 10" sealed enclosure, and it sits behind the rear seat and fires forward. Sealed boxes like this favor tight, accurate bass over sheer volume. It is built from ⅝" MDF, carpeted in trunk liner, and glued and siliconed at every seam.
Key Features
- Vehicle-specific dual 10" sealed subwoofer enclosure — fits 17–26 Ford F-250 Crew Cab
- 1.12 ft³ sealed air volume
- Mounts behind the rear seat, forward-firing
- Built from ⅝" high-quality MDF, carpeted in a durable trunk-liner finish
- Sealed with high-quality Titebond silicone and glued with Titebond wood glue
- 2 binding post terminals
- Install note: some trucks require the back wall to be removed
Specifications
| SKU | GS-GF250210B |
| Application | 17–26 Ford F-250 Crew Cab |
| Woofer Size | Dual 10" |
| Cutout Diameter | 9¼" |
| Air Volume | 1.12 ft³ |
| Mounting Depth | 4½" |
| Enclosure Type | Sealed |
| Firing Direction | Forward |
| Height | 14" |
| Length | 51¼" |
| Top Depth | 3⅝" |
| Bottom Depth | 6¼" |
| Construction | ⅝" high-quality MDF, carpeted trunk-liner finish |
| Terminals | 2 binding post terminals |
| Weight | 28 lbs |
| Color | Black |
Subwoofers not included. Price is each.
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