New custom trunk setup! PICS!!!
05-27-2008, 10:00 AM
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well im sure space and weight wise your busting my ass.
same sub but a 2.0cf box w/ a 600w RMS alpine V power amp.
It would have been nice to save trunk space like you did. Good work, I wish I could do that lol.
same sub but a 2.0cf box w/ a 600w RMS alpine V power amp.
It would have been nice to save trunk space like you did. Good work, I wish I could do that lol.
05-27-2008, 10:23 AM
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Anyways, I like the install.
05-27-2008, 01:56 PM
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looks good dude. i'm trying to think of some way to make my box look 'flush' i guess you could say. this weekend i'm putting a n2o bottle in the right corner of my trunk too.
05-27-2008, 05:50 PM
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thanks again everyone
thats an idea, well see tho. i already put holes in the wall for the wires, plus it makes a pretty trunk setup for shows and ****. i am more performance based but we(Kutsuju) do about 12 shows a year in the south central.
my original alpine box wouldnt even fit in the trunk lol.
you going to make a new box or use the one you have?
you going to make a new box or use the one you have?
05-28-2008, 07:02 PM
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thats cool man. i didnt think anyone with a ss/sc was on here from shreveport/bossier. what do you have done to it?
10-12-2008, 11:49 PM
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nice setup, very clean!
next summer when i get time i want to do something exactly the same but i gota find the time first.....
just a suggestion, that sub should have a little more power to it... somewhere around 450 500..
anywho nice looking set up none the less
next summer when i get time i want to do something exactly the same but i gota find the time first.....
just a suggestion, that sub should have a little more power to it... somewhere around 450 500..
anywho nice looking set up none the less
10-12-2008, 11:54 PM
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thanks. its an older type r, rated @ 300rms, which that amp is made for. im not a huge bass person, so it does more than its job.
10-13-2008, 02:15 PM
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again great setup though
10-13-2008, 03:14 PM
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its the same model as mine,except mines dual 2, yours is dual 4 i'm guessing? and they are rated at 500 rms and peak was somewhere around 1000, if i am not mistaken, because when they upgraded to what they have now the power handling never changed, in know the type r 10 inch is 300rms though... than again I could always beee wrong lol, but understandable if your not a big bass guy, 300 should push it just fine for smaller hits.
again great setup though
again great setup though
10-13-2008, 06:17 PM
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and it was a headache and a half to get that box to fit perfectly. so the money i would want to make 2 of these, it would probably be cheaper to have a shop make them for you locally 
its the same model as mine,except mines dual 2, yours is dual 4 i'm guessing? and they are rated at 500 rms and peak was somewhere around 1000, if i am not mistaken, because when they upgraded to what they have now the power handling never changed, in know the type r 10 inch is 300rms though... than again I could always beee wrong lol, but understandable if your not a big bass guy, 300 should push it just fine for smaller hits.
again great setup though
again great setup though
10-13-2008, 06:29 PM
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what about if i do it myself, not so its perfect but more of a typical square box that fits in that area?
10-13-2008, 06:57 PM
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thats basically what i did, and threw a board over it and cut a 12" hole. if you do it yourself, which isnt THAT hard, as long as you have "some" experience with measuring and cutting wood. if you have the tools, all you need is the wood, screws, and some caulk, and i used 3 L brackets to mount it so it wouldnt move. i also went to jo-ann fabrics and got some charcol fabric/carpet and a can of spray adhesive. your looking at less than $50 bucks, a full day, and a headache... but it was worth it for me. i recommend having a friend or someone to help.
10-13-2008, 07:01 PM
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im just guessing, but probably a few $100.
thats basically what i did, and threw a board over it and cut a 12" hole. if you do it yourself, which isnt THAT hard, as long as you have "some" experience with measuring and cutting wood. if you have the tools, all you need is the wood, screws, and some caulk, and i used 3 L brackets to mount it so it wouldnt move. i also went to jo-ann fabrics and got some charcol fabric/carpet and a can of spray adhesive. your looking at less than $50 bucks, a full day, and a headache... but it was worth it for me. i recommend having a friend or someone to help.
thats basically what i did, and threw a board over it and cut a 12" hole. if you do it yourself, which isnt THAT hard, as long as you have "some" experience with measuring and cutting wood. if you have the tools, all you need is the wood, screws, and some caulk, and i used 3 L brackets to mount it so it wouldnt move. i also went to jo-ann fabrics and got some charcol fabric/carpet and a can of spray adhesive. your looking at less than $50 bucks, a full day, and a headache... but it was worth it for me. i recommend having a friend or someone to help.
do u have any measurements by any chance? im looking at a 10inch sub