JL Vs. MD Challenege
#41
07-26-2006, 03:17 PM
RE: JL Vs. RE Challenege
6 cubes is alot dude....u got room for everything back there?
#43
07-26-2006, 03:24 PM
RE: JL Vs. RE Challenege
r u planning on doing an amp rack or just mounting the amp to the box?
#44
07-26-2006, 03:32 PM
RE: JL Vs. RE Challenege
if i can i could do the spare tire rack. but if needbe i'll do it on the box.
Also i might do a plexiglass peice that has the xtreme blazer logo painted on it. Painted by chris lol
Also i might do a plexiglass peice that has the xtreme blazer logo painted on it. Painted by chris lol
#45
07-26-2006, 04:34 PM
RE: JL Vs. RE Challenege
ok, i was a little off, i may be able to help again. I just ran the numbers and found out how big my box is. I didnt big a 6'er. its internal area is.......11.9 ft cubed internally.i know that sounds huge, because it is.2 areas are 2.6 each and the other one is 5.7. its really heavy too.
#47
07-26-2006, 05:50 PM
RE: JL Vs. RE Challenege
i have all seats up in a 4 door. this new box has 3 areas.
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edit: the pic i tried to draw here is way screwy, i will try to get a pic tonight for you all.
the 2 smaller ones are 2.6 cubed feet, the big one is 5.7 cuded feet.
total size is 3 foot wide, 3 foot deep, and 1.5 foot tall.those cals on internal area are with the wood factored in. i used glue to put it together then ran screws every 2-3 inches on each connection. next i used liquid nails at every single place were to pieces of wood cam together. that will be dry when i get home and i am applying 2 layers of fiberglass resign to make sure it stays.once all thats done i will attach the top piece and seal that all up. its also ported at 32 hz on each section. and i am building a amp rack on the top that hides all wiring and looks cool. then to end it, it will be carpeted and installed in the truck. used 2 sheets of MDF so far, 2 tubes of liquid nails, half a bottle of wood glue, and about 1.25 boxes of screws so far. looking at using about 2 boxes total. but the box will be sturdy. oh, and all the subs will be pointing up, the port for the big section will point up, and the little boxes ports will point at the back wall. What you think?
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edit: the pic i tried to draw here is way screwy, i will try to get a pic tonight for you all.
the 2 smaller ones are 2.6 cubed feet, the big one is 5.7 cuded feet.
total size is 3 foot wide, 3 foot deep, and 1.5 foot tall.those cals on internal area are with the wood factored in. i used glue to put it together then ran screws every 2-3 inches on each connection. next i used liquid nails at every single place were to pieces of wood cam together. that will be dry when i get home and i am applying 2 layers of fiberglass resign to make sure it stays.once all thats done i will attach the top piece and seal that all up. its also ported at 32 hz on each section. and i am building a amp rack on the top that hides all wiring and looks cool. then to end it, it will be carpeted and installed in the truck. used 2 sheets of MDF so far, 2 tubes of liquid nails, half a bottle of wood glue, and about 1.25 boxes of screws so far. looking at using about 2 boxes total. but the box will be sturdy. oh, and all the subs will be pointing up, the port for the big section will point up, and the little boxes ports will point at the back wall. What you think?
