AUDIOADDICT02
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??? Under 16 what?
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Really peaky.....It will play higher frequencies as well as what the box is tuned to(most likely low...)
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Pretend the gap isn't there....as if it were a solid piece... And when calculating displacement, don't count the 45 in the port...
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The "Skippy Stare" has been my favorite so far!lol!
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I'd go with 8's cause people would be amazed at how loud 8's can actually get...that's just me though... -
Lol! Reminds me of the time I was cruising around while bumping "jizz in my pants"!haha!
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I see...so sub/port back it is!?....your welcome nitro...
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In a trunk car I would either seal from the trunk(sub/port front) or the traditional trunk set up sub/port back...
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Sure, why not.. Type of sub/s, car?
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No problem!
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Lol! Those are the best ways to get rid of em cause if the clearcoat gets messed up its time for a repaint(who would want that)! :/ but if they're not that noticeable, a good wax would conceal them a bit more... System always comes first for a basshead tho!haha!
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Once you wetsand, you have to buff or the clearcoat won't shine... All I could say is have fun buffing by hand!haha! No, but seriously you'd be better off taking it to a pro and get it done right and not mess the paint up...
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I would sand 'em with 1500/2000-grit sandpaper and buff with 3M foam polishing pad glaze with a rotary buffer(if you have experience with one) with a foam pad...best way i can think of..
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No problem....the port area is good there, but now your "net" volume seems too small for two 15's...play with it a little bit more, maybe with minimum port area in the range will give you enough volume for the two subs..
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I would have no where near enough space for two 18's in that case.... Yep, I'm gonna have to stick with 15's on this one...
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That's why I wanted opinions on either 15's or 18's cause I'm afraid that the two 18's wouldn't sound good being squeezed in a smaller than recommended box...
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Well my port area would be 111in2...
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First thing I saw, you have waaaaayyyy too little port area, try to keep it within the range...
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It does!...Honsetly, not for a while, I don't wanna get started on the build until i have EVERYTHING, which, of course is gonna take me a lil while(mainly getting the funds, and waiting on product shipping)... Thanks for the help(all you guys that posted)...I'm gonna order things little by little as soon as I can!
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SO TRUE! I make my boxes using torres calc, so I cant go wrong there, that's for sure!
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Now you see what I'm up against!?
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haha, it's koo, that's why i posted up either squeezing 2 18's or 2 15's in a properly built kerf port box... sooo, 2 15's, 7000+w it is!lol!
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4 12's would work if the box isn't sealed from the trunk, width is 42" - port width...
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Just like you said, great minds think alike!lol! lol! idk, i guess its their own shop line or something here's their product line-up: http://advancedstereo.com/ -just look for "z series on their products tbh, the subs he's running look pretty decent, but they didn't convince me at all...
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#-idk, he don't meter his rides, or set gains with dmm or o-scope(he owns a shop), then again no shop I've been to in Riverside do.... his equipment consists of 4 "z" edition 12s from advanced car stereo amp is also a "z" edition 3200w mono...box, i would believe would be tuned to 40+hz cause i heard it and didnt hit lows very well...