subwoofer enclosure plans, any good??

[trucksub527]

i hope to install 2 jl 10w6v2 subwoofers in my 86 ford f150, these are my plans, i was wondering if anyone has any tips, or advice on my design

the box will be 48" long 12" tall have a top depth of 7 in and a bottom depth of 9.
i will divide the box into two seperate vented boxes tuned at 35 herts each

if you click on the link above there is a picture
http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/inde...ageID=26782860

[pre98zetec]

if that was a sealed box, lets say... thats only 1.8 cubes. Now, you need to account for port displacement, the peice of wood seperating the chamber, and woofer displacement. Since you're building a ported box. In the end, you're gonna end up with about 0.5 cubes (per driver) Not enough.

Not enough for two 8's, Let alone two tens.


Go sealed.

[trucksub527]

hey thanks alot i think i will go with a sealed box

[trucksub527]

i have another question, if i do go with a sealed box, lets say about .7 cu. ft. for each sub how will the lower response be

[pre98zetec]

sealed generally have lower output at lower freqencey, but if you're not looking break recored or be all out SPL i doubt you will be unsatisfied.

[PlayStation3]

hey if u want to save some cash, u can try the sundown SD-1 v2, they both have almost the same t/a parameters but the u get the SD-1 v2 for half of what the w6v2 goes for.

[new2mitsu]

hes right, and it will be cheaper, however i think you'll be happier with the w6's

[trucksub527]

ha thanks for the tips, im getting the jl's from a family member really cheap so price is no problem