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Love the brace that you guys built, face of the wall is very clean!!

Looks like a great start, keep us up to speed with your progress!!

Good Stuff!! Thanks for sharing the info and the vid!

Lookin' Good, toss me a ice cold one while I'm waiting for progress!

I can appretiate your concern with not wanting to cut the dash to keep the look of this classic, but if you were to mount the unit in the glovebox and used a remote you would have the usage and to look at the vehicles interior it would still have the complete factory look. Just my .02.

Imma little slow lol....What DOH! CLASSIC!!!!

That was quite a large post and not exactly sure what you are wanting but here are a few specs that I think you were asking for: 5.25" depth 8.25" overall basket OD (no gasket) 7.375" cut-out diameter (without gasket) 7.25" cut-out diameter (with gasket) 6.25" magnet diameter We suggest 0.6 - 1 cube ported tuned to 30-40 hz based on your goals and preferences. Sealed can be utilized but is not optimal for these drivers. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- These specs came from SSA store: http://www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/store/products/Sundown-Audio-SA%252d8-Sub-woofer.html Hope maybe this answers a few of your ?'s.

back at ya, also from the sunshine state!!!

Yep, gotta be pretty slick for paint. Waitin for some more progress...

to SSA!!!!

Maybe because he enjoys being frustrated from building and changing and not reaching a goal ? Or he enjoys pissing against the wind ? Similar setup + Different vehicle = Same results

Bummer

Seriously nice enclosure!!! Makes some of the stuff I have done look like I did it with a blindfold on.

the port!!!

Like this: http://www.the12volt.com/caraudio/woofer_configurations.asp?Q=2&I=22

These actually come with a free fuse though, so just for the holder it's only like $3 more, plus I dont need a connector, would any of you guys trust this site? http://www.tti-plus.com/Bluewave-Platinum-ANL-Fuse-Holder-p/bw-anhs21.htm The only thing shady about these, it looks like you use a tiny alan wrench to secure the wire... Check this page of our build, we used some of them and they seem to be fine for an inexpensive solusion.

Hope you enjoy the SSA forum as much as I have!!

I found these a while back, not as cheap as the others mentioned but you don't need eyelet connectors for them and they have several choices. http://www.tti-plus.com/Car-Audio-0-Gauge-Fuse-Holders-s/86.htm

Bassing and a Sonic Burger!!! Good Times!!

NP, hope it works out for you!