Pics of system

[RADMANX]

does anyone have pics on how they set up their subs and amp in the back of the car? looking for ideas on custom case.

[Urban_Squrill]

Try www.cardomain.com

[george536]

theres was one where the sub was in the spare tire place. it was really nice lookin. Stupid but nice lookin.

[Urban_Squrill]

Thats on DSM tuners under their tech.

[helliviknow]

my setup out back isnt done.. basically its just a really big wood box with 2 12" solo knock=offs in it. i still have to mak a finishing cover to go across the entire hatch section and tie it all together good.. ill take a pic morrow morning and edit into this. peace

[GSTRacerNVUS]

I'll get a pic for ya when I get home from my highly involved job at "work"...

[GSTRacerNVUS]

Sorry it took me so long. I'm never home. Click on the image to get a bigger pic.

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[george536]

damn that takes up all your trunk. i only put one 12 in mine. that way i can still fit some stuff.

[imtheoneandonlyD]

i had one 15'' in a walmart box. That was an awesome setup

[o*HeR()]

Originally Posted by GSTRacerNVUS

Sorry it took me so long. I'm never home. Click on the image to get a bigger pic.

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try sticking your speakers up you will get much better sound cause they wont get any airflow right there

[george536]

yea i had my 12 facing up. it givs a better sound to it.

[EclipseBabe95]

i've got two 12's in the back of mine, but i found that when i stuck them facing up, it would shake the spare well cover wooden thingy that it's mounted too pretty bad. next time i do it, im definately putting them horizontal.

[GSTRacerNVUS]

^^^ I figured there would be some drawbacks to facing them upwards. That makes sense though. The box is ported, so its not a problem getting enough air to them.

I'm in the process of making something so the box doesn't slide around so much and maybe put the box at a tilt. There's actually more room than you can see. I just have to push the box back a little. The sound is amazing. They sound like 12s.

[riff22]

try sticking your speakers up you will get much better sound cause they wont get any airflow right there

actually the way u have them is better, the more back pressure the better. have u ever noticed the sound when the trunk is open there not as loud cuz there is no pressure. no pressure = shitty sound and eventually blown speakers.

[scottsee]

a well desiging system has alot to do with your battery volts, box type, air displacement. alot of subs out now require ither sealed, or ported only. so when you customize your back hatch area make sure your not sacrifising quality for show.

all subs have a base wave, make sure to ask how long your subs base wave is and try to alow for it with the placement of your box. i've done some custome boxes, and setup's that absolutly sounded like shit, and had to spend a lot of time figureing out why becasue of my lack of understanding of this. if you run into the problem of the wave being longer then your hatch to your seat (most 10-12 are around 10-13feet) try positioning your sub at an agle directionly porportal to the reflex, or reflection to give the wave a longer length. ie, more twords the rear seat, faceing the rear hatch window at a 25-35 degree sland, so it can reflect off the hatch glass to your front seats.

if you have any questions about installing, or fabrication, just ask, were all here to help.
ps. every manufacture of subs, have sheet for custom boxes to help you with air displacement in large or tight areas to give better responce to their unique frequency. what are you planning on using?