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Old 08-03-2004, 12:05 PM
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building custom boxes

i'm thinking about building a cust box or enclosure for my subz. how hard is this and what kind of materials would i need.

it's either build a box or build a side panel to mount my amps and cap. how can i mount my sub box so it doesn't slide around everywhere?
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Re: building custom boxes

L brackets work well, but dont look nice
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Re: building custom boxes

how hard is it to build a total custom enclosure

i saw these guys build one in the back of their 97 accord and they were able to mount the subs flush with the the floor. it looked pretty ill.
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