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ChaosWarlord26

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  1. Great Progress!!! Looks good.
  2. Keep the progress coming. Good job!
  3. sweet build, lets see those videos.
  4. Good job man, go get that thing metered already. Lets see some numbers!
  5. Can't wait to see the progress.....
  6. Ok everyone. So my build is already going to be taking another change. I'm gutting the truck again and building a new enclosure for the new sub I am getting. I am getting an Icon 15" D2 from Stevemead here on the forums. Thus the reasoning for the enclosure change. Here are the specs of the box I am going to be building. Outside measurements: 16"T x 58.5"W x 10"D. This will give me an internal net of 4.066 cubic feet. After sub, port and bracing displacement I should have around 3.26 cubic feet of space for the sub. My port is going to be 4"x8.5"x25"deep tuned to 32 hz.. The sub will be mounted behind the passenger seat and the port will be facing up behind the driver seat. This is the part where I need some input. My port will have a 90 degree bend in it to acquire the rest of the needed port length. I do not know how to calculate the 45 degree cuts for the port. Here is the example pic from the SSA Tech section: (sorry if I broke any rules. If I did I will change immediately)
  7. Nice work on everything man! I can't wait for you to get those 8's in.
  8. Sorry to bring back a dead thread but has anyone ever found out this info for the mounting depth of the 15" and 18" ?
  9. Chop : the Pic of the 3 subs was originally all the equipment I had purchased. I did have an install with all three but it sounded like crap. So I rebuilt with two instead. The cap is just a 10 farad Power Acoustic I found a good deal on when I purchased everything else. I wasn't hurting for money at the time. The RCA's are nothing special. They are no-brand name that were cheap. As for quality I am very please with them. They are shielded and I have no complaints. P3 RCA from Parts Express ship same day and come with 45 day money back guarantee. Free Shipping Available. Order free 10,000 product catalog. Brandon: The reason why I use the cap is just have that little extra support. I know it is not a necessity when I already have 2 batts and there is always the debate on how much it does/does not help. Since I am not a mainstream competitor and mainly just listen to music on a daily basis it help with the SQ portion. (My build is by no means geared for SQ) The capacitor has been a proven factor for filtering and helping the transient bass notes be clearer. TRP: I have always like Soundstream since the 90's when they had the original Reference series. I could not afford that stuff back then when I was a teenager though. I am impressed with the amps, but for the subs they are very good entry level. For the $90 a piece I paid for them they are worth every penny. But that is where my system's weakness is. I seriously need to upgrade to some icons or an xcon or something. Thanks for all the compliments. I did not get to do my sound deadening this weekend but did manage to get all my wiring done. I will get some pics up when the rain quits.
  10. Chop man you are going to have to PM some info on those subs. Sweet project, keep the post and pics coming.
  11. I really like your false floor design. Good job.
  12. I took a few more pics this evening. I just hooked up the sub amp to test and hear this new box. I am very happy with the sound. I just need to do something about how boomy it is. Maybe add a couple pieces of egg crate foam or something. Also I am still trying to figure out where I am going to place everything. Now for the pics.
  13. About 45 min south of Cincy. Half between Cincy and Louisville. Just over an hour from Lexington.
  14. Crap, could someone move this to the build log section. I placed it in here by accident.
  15. I will get straight to it. I have a 2006 Dodge Ram 1500 ST. Inside will be a combination of items. For head unit I am using a Pioneer DEH-P6000ub, For proccessors I am using Audio Control Four.1, Epic-150, and a 24xs Crossover. Amplifiers are Soundstream PCX1500d and Rubicon 2.250. For subs I am Soundstream PW15s subs and door speakers are Eclipse 8062 6.5" Components with Soundstream TSW.3 tweets. For power I am running 2 Shuriken SK-BT60 batts. and a Power Acoustic 10 farad capacitor. For power and ground I am running 2/0 main scaled down to 4ga from the dirsto to the amps. New box dimensions are as follows: External dimensions: 58.5"w x 16"t x 9"d. Internal space is 3.2^ft after sub and port displacement. There are two 3" double flared ports at 10"L. The enclosure is tuned to 32hz. Now for the picture show. Please excuse the enclosure pics. All I had was my cell phone. This weekend I plan on laying a layer of Dynamat Extreme across the backwall of the truck and install the box subs and amps. I will of course take pics as I go for this build log. Please let me know what you think.
  16. Beware of the middle seat. It is bolted to the two bucket seat and you have to take the whole thing out as one then disassemble. Then you have to re-install the bucket seats separately. The dimensions are all outer measurements. 58" W x 25" H x 7.5" TD x 11.5" BD Total of 6 cubes of space with the port being 4" x 10" tuned for 35 hz Mine just came off with a few bolts, but there is still a bracket sticking up a few inches. Got vids? Sorry no Vids.... Been meaning to but I don't think mine is quite up to par yet. Thus the rebuild that will be coming.
  17. Beware of the middle seat. It is bolted to the two bucket seat and you have to take the whole thing out as one then disassemble. Then you have to re-install the bucket seats separately. The dimensions are all outer measurements. 58" W x 25" H x 7.5" TD x 11.5" BD Total of 6 cubes of space with the port being 4" x 10" tuned for 35 hz
  18. Here is a pic of mine for you. It will all be changing though. Keep up the good work.
  19. Finally glad to see another single cab Dodge with a big install. I am curious about your external dimensions and what what you max mounting depth for your Sub was. I am looking at a few different installs for mine. Congrats on your build.
  20. Man, that is just insane!!! Love the port design! What is spec on the box and tuning freq. ?
  21. AA is for quiters....lol I am just starting again
  22. Thanks for all the welcomes and I plan for this to be a new home for me as well. I will most definitely be posting more pics of everything and documenting all the transformations my build will obtain. Also I will chime in on anything I can help with.

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