Ground Shaker GS-RF250L7T210B 10″ Dual Sealed Solo-Baric-Style Subwoofer Enclosure — Fits 08–16 Ford F-250 Crew Cab
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Ground Shaker GS-RF250L7T210B 10″ Dual Sealed Solo-Baric-Style Subwoofer Enclosure — Fits 08–16 Ford F-250 Crew Cab
Product Overview
Description
Here is Ground Shaker's dual 10" sealed enclosure for the 08–16 Ford F-250 Crew Cab; it sits behind the rear seat and fires forward. Sealed boxes like this favor tight, accurate bass over sheer volume. The cutout is made for the specific woofer line named in the title, so match your sub model before ordering.
Key Features
- Vehicle-specific dual sealed enclosure built for the 2008–2016 Ford F-250 Crew Cab
- Square-cutout design for L7T subwoofers only
- Two 10″ woofers in 2 individual chambers — 0.70 ft³ per subwoofer, 1.40 ft³ total
- Mounts behind the rear seat, forward firing (removal of jack kit required; power window motor must be removed during installation)
- ⅝″ high-quality MDF construction, carpeted in durable trunk-liner finish
- Sealed with Titebond silicone and glued with Titebond wood glue
- 2 binding post terminals
Specifications
| SKU | GS-RF250L7T210B |
| Application | 08–16 Ford F-250 Crew Cab |
| Woofer Size | 2 × 10″ square Solo-Baric-style (for L7T subwoofers only) |
| Cutout Diameter | 9⅜″ |
| Air Volume | 1.40 ft³ total — 2 individual chambers, 0.70 ft³ per subwoofer |
| Mounting Depth | 5″ |
| Enclosure Type | Sealed |
| Firing Direction | Forward |
| Height | 16⅝″ |
| Length | 58″ |
| Top Depth | 3″ |
| Bottom Depth | 6½″ |
| Construction | ⅝″ high-quality MDF, carpeted trunk-liner finish |
| Terminals | 2 binding post terminals |
| Weight | 46 lbs |
| Color | Black |
"Solo-Baric®" refers to Kicker's square-woofer form factor; this is a Ground Shaker enclosure, not a Kicker® product.
Subwoofers not included. Price is each.
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