who made the sub encloser that...
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who made the sub encloser that...
fits on the side walls of the trunk of the Sedan WRX?
I forgot the company that made it a while ago... I'm tryin got find one that will fit perfectly in the corner areas of the trunk.
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Jon
I forgot the company that made it a while ago... I'm tryin got find one that will fit perfectly in the corner areas of the trunk.
Thanks,
Jon
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only the baffle is made from 3/4" mdf??? Jon, I think you should check on how much is made from 3/4 mdf.......most of the time 1/2 mdf will not provide deep, solid bass.....
I think it says wrx/sti because they moved the enclosure from the passenger to driver side, allowing sti owners to install it (due to the water tank on the passenger side)
I think it says wrx/sti because they moved the enclosure from the passenger to driver side, allowing sti owners to install it (due to the water tank on the passenger side)
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the box looks pretty good. i prefer using 3/4 for the whole box, but 1/2 isn't bad, unless you're gonna use a JL w7 or Earthquake subzero. if you're gonna use a high output sub, the box should be 3/4 and the baffle should be an inch. the only problem that I see is that the cubic feet is only .9. that doesn't really allow a subwoofer to be used at it's full potential. most subs work best in a 1.5 to 1.9 box. but, if space is an issue, go for this box.
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actually i am the one who makes the enclosures you are looking for. need4speed just distributes them for me.
the enclosure is made for a 10" woofer with less than 7" of mounting depth. the enclosure is made up of 1/2" MDF with the baffle being the thicker 3/4" MDF. its is also internally braced and very solid. the woofer is also recessed 1/4" to help flush the woofer in a bit. i have made hundreds of these enclosures that were shipped to customers running anything from entry level 10" woofers with 100watts, to need4speed running a rockford power 10" and 1000watts. i personally ran one a 10" woofer and 1000watts and never had a single problem. the bass is very clear and tight sounding. the 20lbs weight is the shipping weight, so the actual enclosure does weigh a little less, probably around 16-17lbs.
just a little info about myself. i have been doing custom car audio for 10years now, with my specialty being sub enclosures. i designed this box to work well with almost any 10" woofer. during the testing, the side mounted .9 cu ft box had similar in car response to an enclosure 50% bigger. .9 cu ft is a pretty standard 10" sealed enclosure, and the only reason you would want to go bigger is to run a ported enclosure.
if anyone is interested, the enclosures are ready to ship at anytime. please contact myself at supersubee@***.net or brett with www.need4speedpower.com
the enclosure is made for a 10" woofer with less than 7" of mounting depth. the enclosure is made up of 1/2" MDF with the baffle being the thicker 3/4" MDF. its is also internally braced and very solid. the woofer is also recessed 1/4" to help flush the woofer in a bit. i have made hundreds of these enclosures that were shipped to customers running anything from entry level 10" woofers with 100watts, to need4speed running a rockford power 10" and 1000watts. i personally ran one a 10" woofer and 1000watts and never had a single problem. the bass is very clear and tight sounding. the 20lbs weight is the shipping weight, so the actual enclosure does weigh a little less, probably around 16-17lbs.
just a little info about myself. i have been doing custom car audio for 10years now, with my specialty being sub enclosures. i designed this box to work well with almost any 10" woofer. during the testing, the side mounted .9 cu ft box had similar in car response to an enclosure 50% bigger. .9 cu ft is a pretty standard 10" sealed enclosure, and the only reason you would want to go bigger is to run a ported enclosure.
if anyone is interested, the enclosures are ready to ship at anytime. please contact myself at supersubee@***.net or brett with www.need4speedpower.com
This box is great I bought one to replace my 12 with something that took up less space. It sound great and fits very well. Oh, if your wondering I went from a 12" RF hx2 power, to a 10" kicker comp vr.
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