ChevyBoy95

look around, i just bought my second AQ for 200 +shipping. and for the quality of the AQ along with the low price tag, you cant beat it, save up, and do it right.

how would you get them out though? with my idea you could still the the sub in and out of the box... you could even double baffle, mount the sub to the outer baffle on the inside make the inside baffle holes like 13" for a 12" sub then have the whole second baffle removable to get the subs in and out... i like that idea, basically, an upside down flush mount. probably end up using bolts for added strength if i did that.

the whole deal behind this was, the hole size needed to fit the DC inverted, is just bigger than the screw holes, where, the screws might almost split the mdf and move inward towards the sub and not hold it down, if you understand what im saying. got ninja'd ^^^^, idk i would have to see what it looked like, i know that one guy with the 4 or 6 XLs(lime greenish) or something did it like that.

i guess, when i build my new box, i can put them up to my holes and sand til they are roomy but also fit.

yea, i dont want it rubbing the MDF and tearing up the surround.

There is a difference.

the surround rubs when inverted, and is roomy when in regular.

no, this is what i mean. look at the distance from surround to holes...

i have 2 lvl 4 15s. I was wonderin how to invert them because the amount of space from the surround to the screw holes is quite small(different than the distance from the basket to the screw holes). I wanted to invert them for the look, cause i like it. Just wondering if anyone has any ideas. Thanks.

i would say XL, but it would be a sort of biased answer because i have never used HDCs.

DC or the Alpines

What glue could i use to attach it? Would ipoxy work, or do i need CA or Rubberized?

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older model GMCs and Chevys have a fuck load of Alty room(pardon my language), thats just from my experience. (i drive a 95 chevy ext cab, brother has 98 GMC ext cab.) Even have spaces for two batteries up front.

quick question, couldn't find anything on Google. has anyone here painted there dust caps? if so what is a process that worked, or is it kind of rhetorical, sand, primer, sand, primer, sand, paint, sand, paint, clear, clear... etc. i am wanting to paint two DC dust caps, probably only the logo. i have a chrome one, and a red one.

didnt read a lot of the posts but, i have an AQ1200D on a 15in LVL 4. They are a perfect match in my opinion. The lvl 4 can get low, and i have no voltage drop on stock electrical with the aq1200d, cant beat that, well actually, im upgrading electrical, adding a second aq1200d, and another lvl 4, thats how much i like em. and hell, if you do the XL on the AQ2200D, you could change it to two lvl 4s as an alternative down the road, possibly double your cone area, etc. gives you options, but you need electrical to back the 2200.

audioque.com and you can order from the website.

Yea i need to take the bar out. Going to be 2 lvl 4 15s on 2 aq 1200ds. Box up to window line. Amps under box under a platform kinda deal.

Ok, i know about the cubbies, just didnt know there was anything under them.

Ok, does anyone know or have experience removing the back folding seat of a 95 Chevy Ext Cab Truck? (C1500) ive looked at it and have no clue what to do.

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Here is a quick box, i was bored so i did one in sketchup. its tuned to 35Hz

kicker zx2500.1

glad to see the lexus getting all dressed up