Before pics system specs

Alpine cda 9886 Head Unit

Elemental designs nine.2 component amp

elemental designs nine.1 Sub amp

Polk momo mmc6500 Components

Fi Q 12" with BP power sub woofer

Knu Concepts 1/0 wire

Stinger fuses

Audio pipe fuse holder / distorbution blocks

120 SQ feet Raamatt

All going into this

Edited July 27, 200817 yr by TwistedMind

Love all the pictures.

what is it that you are using to hole the sub in.

i love the bolts.... a great idea for anyone who wants to take the sub out over and over with out raping the wood

what is it that you are using to hole the sub in.

they are just a 1" long threaded insert that will except 1/4 X 20 macine screws. you can pick them up at lowes in the bolts section or online from parts express. im not sure what the technical name is but if you go to lowes it wont help you anyways they are morons I had to spend 15 minutes looking in all the bolt / screw bins to find them

i love the bolts.... a great idea for anyone who wants to take the sub out over and over with out raping the wood

I just did it for the sexy look alan head bolts have , but yes it also makes repeated removal a snap and you can do it 100 times in a day and never worry about the screws coming loose

small update, im super itchy now, 3 solid hours of sanding and I havent even really made a dent, guess im going to go pick up some body filler tomorrow

Edited July 30, 200817 yr by TwistedMind

I should alo say, i probably won't do a fiberglass box again unless I absolutly have to. This was just a I want to be different option. I could have done the whole thing out of MDF and been done a week ago.

I didnt really get the curves I was hoping for but I think it should be a pretty stout box when done. I just need to figure out my port or ports now :\

box is sitting at 2.314 cubes after displacments right now. NOT including port displacment because I have no idea how to fgure for ports.