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12-17-2001, 02:16 AM
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my algebra book, the formula for finding volume of a cylinder (dont remember where i got that but u could prob find it on the internet), and the biggest calculator i could find. maybe its in your manual, i wish id thought to look there... the recommended volume, while good to get as close as possible, it isnt necessary to be precise with most brands of subwoofers, although some are picky about that (like ma audio). if it says 1 cubic foot, and it looks somewhere around 1 cubic foot, its close enough for most subs.
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12-17-2001, 05:37 AM
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I hightly doubt the owners manual tells you how many cubic feet the spare tire well has. You need to find volume... just like how a normal box is...
L x W x H = the volume Its just a differant equation. I dont remember it at this very moment but im sure someone will remember. Fiberglass is a good box building material ~ and if you are going to build it yourself, you are going to save a TON over what a shop would charge. Its a little tricky if you have never worked with it before, but you should be able to get the hang of it by the 3rd or 4th layer 
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