that should be a good spot to ground it. just sand/grind the paint off the area where the ring terminal makes contact with the metal and clean the surface rust off the washer too and you should be good
is that bolt going into any thick piece of metal or just the seat frame thing? if that bolt is on that holds the seat in place then you should be good with just sanding the paint off where the ring terminal contacts the metal
i think with aero ports you need between 9-12 sq in per cube so youre a little low on port area but not too bad. maybe somebody with more experience on aero ports can help out
to attach the edges to the wood you could use the adhesive and drill and countersink holes and use screw to hold it as well.
one thing it 3/4" might be too thin for how large of a piece you are using but i dont personally have experience with plexiglass
Thanks for the reply, but reason i am looking for a 15 to work in such a small sealed box, is i am thinking about doing 8 15s in the extended cab of a dakota again!!
why not just do 4 in a ported box? it would be alot cheaper and louder if done right
i thought the exact same thing when i read that. less of a wow factor but way more wow factor once they hear it
could be a bad starter solenoid as well. if you tap the starter with a hammer or wrench and that doesnt fix it then put a screwdriver between the battery positive on the solenoid and the trigger terminal and see if the car starts
haha ive never heard the word scuted. im guessing you mean like credit carding yourself or popsiscle sticking yoursself?
that sucks. its hard to skate with ear problems. even like a small ear infection throws off ur balance like crazy
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