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is there any pics of custom audio installation in the trunk, but still have most of your trunk space and a spare. Also how about if your trying to get a certain of cubic ft or in, in a fiberglass enclosure in the spare tire well, how would you go about doing that.
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look through all of the threads, there's tons of pics
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... is there any pics of custom audio installation in the trunk, but still have most of your trunk space and a spare...
that's the prob - "still have most of your truck space" - I recommend possibly enclosing the spaces left and right of the truck and tossing your speaker in there and for your other components possibly under your front seats - but I'm not an audio buff.

I searched my database of pics and no luck - sorry
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Re: custom trunk enclosures
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is there any pics of custom audio installation in the trunk, but still have most of your trunk space and a spare. Also how about if your trying to get a certain of cubic ft or in, in a fiberglass enclosure in the spare tire well, how would you go about doing that.
use liquid to fill the fiberglass volumne.
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use liquid to fill the fiberglass volumne.
Good idea... or, you can calculate an estimate (L*W*H... simple algebra).
You could also try to impress me and get an exact calculation thru integration (Calculus)! :hehe:

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Good idea... or, you can calculate an estimate (L*W*H... simple algebra).
You could also try to impress me and get an exact calculation thru integration (Calculus)! :hehe:

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What are you, going to farmer college?

I wouldn't suggest "using a liquid" to find volume... its just a waste of time. All you need to do is Length x Width x Height... thats all, nothing more.
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What are you, going to farmer college?

I wouldn't suggest "using a liquid" to find volume... its just a waste of time. All you need to do is Length x Width x Height... thats all, nothing more.
why is it not neccessary to find out a close value for the box volume? objects that are irregular in shape will need more measurements than the typical LxWxH. sure that will give you a colse est. but i think liquid will help even more. also water displacement can work
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What are you, going to farmer college?
actually it's part of my microbiology course load pain in the butt now but the job security and money of a research scientist more than compensates
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