Want a different sub box settup
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Want a different sub box settup
Ok Iv been thinking lately and the box I have is just completly inpracticle. Iv been looking at a ton of different boxes and now im wondering just about how hard is it to make a box. Whats the hardest part. This is what I have now. Im not realy liking this big squar box look. I have 2 kicker cvrs
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RE: Want a different sub box settup
Go down to a single 10". Have the box made if you doubt your own skill, or dont want to spend the time to make it. Do a ported enlosure so it doesn't seem like you took everything out. Want to sell that Total amp?
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RE: Want a different sub box settup
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...plenty of room left over and easily taken out
...plenty of room left over and easily taken out
Removing a sub, for any reason for any length of time is completely un-acceptable
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RE: Want a different sub box settup
Well I dont want to get rid of the subs just had them put in within the month. Why sell the total, iv always thought it was crapy amp. I also orderedhttp://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Ford-...QQcmdZViewItem it looks alot nicer and now I just have to wonder were to put the amps?
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I like Total, for the price I dont think they can be beat. Looks llike you answered your own question here. You'll have plenty of space now with a much smaller enclosure like that. You could make a false floor and flush mount your amps in the bottom of your trunk, or you can take out your spare and put your amp down there. PLease ont tell me your someone that would actually drive your Mustang on a donut.
Wheels im not a big fan of Kicker, however Your install looks clean and I can imagine it functions great too. You do it on your own?
Wheels im not a big fan of Kicker, however Your install looks clean and I can imagine it functions great too. You do it on your own?
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If you have any wood-working skills you can build a box. The hardest part is the dimensions. The size of your box can make or break your system. Air space inside the box is CRUTIAL! I was given a small truck box and within a week built a custom box for my ranger (workin' on one for the hatch) and the difference was amazing. My friends didn't think it was the same system...
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RE: Want a different sub box settup
thank you and yes i did the install myself. it was the first full install i've done myself. been into car audio for the last 20 years but i've always paid an audio shop to do it.alot more rewarding when you do it yourself.
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I like Total, for the price I dont think they can be beat. Looks llike you answered your own question here. You'll have plenty of space now with a much smaller enclosure like that. You could make a false floor and flush mount your amps in the bottom of your trunk, or you can take out your spare and put your amp down there. PLease ont tell me your someone that would actually drive your Mustang on a donut.
Wheels im not a big fan of Kicker, however Your install looks clean and I can imagine it functions great too. You do it on your own?
I like Total, for the price I dont think they can be beat. Looks llike you answered your own question here. You'll have plenty of space now with a much smaller enclosure like that. You could make a false floor and flush mount your amps in the bottom of your trunk, or you can take out your spare and put your amp down there. PLease ont tell me your someone that would actually drive your Mustang on a donut.
Wheels im not a big fan of Kicker, however Your install looks clean and I can imagine it functions great too. You do it on your own?