I need a new sub box cause the one I have is on its way out as its cracking and making wierd noices, more like crackling, I am planning to go fiberglass and make room for the spare tire enclosure, and make room for a stroller, I am not good with ideas and seeing what others thought that would work, and no I will not remove the system lol, its 2 tens and an amplifier. any ideas would be greatly appreciated.thanks in advance


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i could try to get you a concept but what are the woofers? are you worried about the correct air space at all? and how big is the stroller lol. but i could design you something in the next few days. oh and do you want just one box or is 2 ok?





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Anton I updated my registry a bit your info you request is in it, I have 2 ideas in my head for the system but not sure how it will work....I thought of a box going along the back seat where subs go in corners and extend the box along the spare tire well, and then put the amp in between, and I also thought about using the back part of the trunk and have them face each other but then there is what I do with the amp, my box is already too big for the subs(and is ported), but with it falling apart after 3 years time for a new one, I wish I still had my other 2 amps


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well i have never built a fiberglass box or a fiberglass anything for that matter so i have no clue how you would construct this but it has a spot for the amp in the middle with 2 spots for 10 inch subs and built (sorta) to specs couldnt really get the perfect size with how small of air space was required.(1cuft for 2 subs). but its my attempt take it or dont take it but it was fun.





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I actually like your idea there Anton...the only I'd change is to make the amp sit at an angle...and you could get the right airspace by simply adding a bracing wall inside next to each woofer compartment. This would also allow you to completely neglect the space behind the amp, allowing for a larger or smaller overall size depending on his needs.

Anton I do agree with Lnhiv but damn nice layout though


"As I lay rubber down the street, I pray for traction I can keep, but if I spin and begin to slide, please dear God protect my ride." -Amen