Julian

SBN = Holiday

The 45 is the cheapest and easiest way to do it.

looks like fun

I would suggest adding larger and larger 45's in the corners... it is a much easier way to raise tuning and is easily reversible. Simply calculate the area of a square and half it, you will end up with your amount of space taken away then you can calculate how much it raised your tuning.

[email protected] They only build recones once a week.. Also that 12-15 days is BUSINESS DAYS... that makes a huge difference

Fi OEMS more brands than I care to name.

www.metalbythefoot.com is local so I can get Aluminum for cheap.. around 1$/ft lol.

I am going to drill/tap holes and use bolts to hold down the terminals

But would that be excessive though?

I was considering but the local place doesn't stock it IIRC. But Aluminum is cheap

I'm looking to make some buss bars out of aluminum. The buss bars will span two D3100's ~13" for each positive and ground, I was wondering what size and type of aluminum I should go with. I'm not sure how thick or wide of buss bars should I get? I was considering 1 Inch thick by 2 inches.

10-12 gauge should be sufficient

Weekends do not count, business days M-F only.

BZZZZZZZZZZZZZZzzzzzz!!!! Looks good Steve.. I see expanding foam in your future! My buddies escort gained 2 dbs just by sealing.

We have one thing in common Steve... Lack of space So top port and high tuning was kinda inevitable. theres more in common than that.... im exited for you! 'sides that.. lol Just waiting on my second ZCON and recone.

and if you're wondering why the ports don't line up... is because my router took a dump on me RIGHT when we got done with the sides and cutouts.

It's STUPID loud. SB3 world records, and KAOS which is MWSPL class.. .153 for 3 mins straight I thik was his score.

We have one thing in common Steve... Lack of space So top port and high tuning was kinda inevitable.

So once everything is in, what will the specs be then? I'm curious as how the zcons will perform with so much space and all that power it ends up being about 5.x Ft^3 per sub... which will mean lots of mechanical handling.

This build was started on Friday night at 10:30 PM and was finished today with about a total of 12 hours of TOTAL working time.. came out great... Specs are ~ 13 cubes total with about 12 in^2 of port per Ft^3.. wasn't a whole lot of space without going past the B-pillar since mine is shaped odly. tuned to around 37-38hz Not exactly where i wanted the specs to be but it will suffice.

Accidentally broke a tab off of one of the leads, so I replaced with it with a pair of the RE leads...

Lil' peak at Bo's truck. 8 RE MT 10's on 8 Crescendo 3500's

new thread,less shit... more action stuff coming soon... real soon...