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tbradley_2 
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Member spacespace
Joined: October 10, 2007
Location: Ontario, Canada
Posted: October 10, 2007 at 11:29 PM / IP Logged  

Hi all,

I am new to this forum and am looking to gain some knowlege and advise.  I did use the search tool for this post, but this is my design so I am wondering if it will work.

I will be doing a custom trunk install in 1992 240sx S13 Hatchback.  I have two Alpine Type R's Subwoofers @ 4ohms  http://www.alpine-usa.com/US-en/products/product.php?model=SWR-1242D

Currently i do not have the amps two push them, but i will be getting good amps to push them to there peak.  I was possibly thinking of getting two of the Alpine PDX 1.1000   http://www.alpine-usa.com/US-en/products/product.php?model=PDX-1.1000

But cost is an issue and these are expensive...but i am going to get something that puts them to there peak.

So,  I was thinking about making a custom box to fit in the hatch of the 92 240sx.  and have everything mounted down includes the amps on a separate peice.  Then on top of that have a large peice of custom molded fiberglass design that can easily be removed, revealing the custom box and amps mounted to the floor.

I have attached some pictures to explain myself a little better.

The dimensions of the box are in the picture. 

The first picture is just a basic layout.  It is a top view and does not have any angles involved in it.

The Second is my box design.

The amp portion will be a separate piece under the fiberglass overlay.

subwoofer enclosure design? -- posted image.

subwoofer enclosure design? -- posted image.

Now:     1. should I have a piece of wood dividing the subwoofers within the box?   2. I have two port wholes per sub, for a total of 4 @ 4inches in diameter each.  Will that work? suggestions?   3.  Is the size of my box okay? the volume of the box?  The dimensions just show to the exterior..so assume 3/4 inch mdf board?  4. Should the subs be in the shown position..or can i invert them? etc.

That is the box design. So that is my first thing.  My second is my amps mounted to a board that will be flush with the box.  Then I will have the piece of custom molded fiberglass sit onto of everything and fit flush.  But that is my last priority.  For right now i am just concerned about the box design.  Size? volume? port holes? etc.

Thanks very much in advance,

I hope that I am sounding clear, if not just ask and i will try to clarify.]

Tyler B.

Tyler B.
tbradley_2 
Member - Posts: 8
Member spacespace
Joined: October 10, 2007
Location: Ontario, Canada
Posted: October 10, 2007 at 11:47 PM / IP Logged  

Here are two more mods to the box. 

The first featuring a divider in the middle of the box, separating the two.

subwoofer enclosure design? -- posted image.

The Second featuring the separted piece in the middle...and a piece going down ...forcing the air to the bottom of the box...and then up through the port holes.

subwoofer enclosure design? -- posted image.

Which is the best idea? or what will work the best?

Tyler B.

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