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soundnsecurity

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Posted: December 29, 2008 at 11:07 AM / IP Logged

Is this your sub?

http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/pio/pe/images/portal/cit_11221/217888139TRD1263-A_UC.pdf

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ratster45

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Posted: December 29, 2008 at 5:52 PM / IP Logged

yea bro this is my sub a.

sealed enclosure Recomended 1.25 cu.ft(35.4litres)

Max 1.75 cu.ft(49.5 litres)

min .85 cu.ft (24.1 litres)

Ported Recomended 1.65 cu.ft(46.7 litres) 3"dia(76 mm)X 6.5"(165mm)

max 2.05cu.ft (58.0 litres) 3" dia(76 mm) x 5"(127mm)

min 1.25cu.ft (35.4 litres) 3' dia (76mm) X 9"(229mm)

ok now how to go about building a box. ill have a read of the forum i think.

with the hole in the barrier, im just cutting away the metal and leaving the back seat up against it a. this will still create better air flow yea

What size would u suggest i go with as a first time sub box builder. sealed or ported

i think i will do some measurements and c if i can fit a box with two subs in it in the back otherwise i will resort to one

ratster45

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Posted: December 30, 2008 at 2:11 AM / IP Logged

I plan to make a custom box for my sub. I am goin for a Rectangle box 450mmX350mmX350mm and 1 inch thick. this will give me about 1.26 cu.ft wat ya think sound like a go ahead?? im of using both if i can get them to fit if not 1 will be out of there. all ya help is appreciated and looking to learn as much as i can from this install.

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Posted: December 30, 2008 at 9:49 AM / IP Logged

by my calculations that would give you 1.6^3ft internal minus whatever volume your sub displaces, so that sounds ok to me. how big is the box you have in there now?

ratster45

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Posted: December 30, 2008 at 4:18 PM / IP Logged

yea mite be a good plan a i am thinking of putting both subs back in and i will be able to get both boxes back in so i am thinking of starting that. how would i secure the plexiglass. what should i use to seal it. the current box in there is 2.3cu.ft not including displacement of the sub for both.there is a divider in the box between the two subs. is this a good idea or should i start by ripping that out and having the 2 subs in the 1 box. also leading to my next question would 2 single boxes with 1.63 cu.ft - sub be ok or should i make 1 double box??

ratster45

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Posted: January 14, 2009 at 6:25 PM / IP Logged

ratster45 wrote:

sealed enclosure Recomended 1.25 cu.ft(35.4litres)

Max 1.75 cu.ft(49.5 litres)

min .85 cu.ft (24.1 litres)

can anyone help me i am building a box 900mm x 350mm x 350mm will this be big enough. i am useless on conversions to litres and cu feet

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