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What is the port tuned too? I forget what I tuned the port to on the single 8 box I built....Its been a while.....maybe 35 or so?
What would look good is if you built the box taller and did the tunneau cover over the back seat and had the box meet up with the top of the cover. Kinda make it look like one peice.
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Last edited by GTRedfire03; 05-20-2009 at 11:21 AM.
Eventually I would like to get a tonneau and I can probably make a piece to come down to the top of the box. If I could make this into my permanent show car I would def do something like that....
I think DD tunes their DD design boxes to 40...But I think mine came out to roughly 37Hz....
Gotta do what you gotta do! No pain no "gain". MWAHAHAHHAHAHAHAH
I was REALLY worried when put the box in, cause I didn't think of it before hand! But it worked out alright. Now if I need to rewire the system that is going to suck.
Looks good and like you spent alot of time on it. Can give some constructive critisism to make it easier next time? When you do your initial stretches for shapes and curves use fleece or even T-shirt material rather then the woven cloth. It stretches better and makes for smooter curves, once it is set then you can build up the back of it to the thickness you need. Where the material meets the wood, to a 1/4" ravvit cut with your router and staple the material into the corner it created. This will give the glass 2X the area on to wood to adhere to which will prevent it from pulling away when it cures, and you can easily fill the corner with another layer of glass or some filler to make a smooth seam that is invisible....
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