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Nikitaaa

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  1. I don't know how big your box is, but try to brace every 12-14 inches of mdf. Also, a double baffle is quite beneficial. I'm not exactly sure why your box is flexing so much with the power and cone area you have, but a properly built box shouldn't flex.

  2. use L brackets to screw the box as a whole, down.
    I'm already using them. Maybe the floor of my hatch isn't steady enough? Because it has the plastic false floor that seperates the box from the spare tire well..
    thats probably why :P the false floor doesn't allow the screw to actually attach to anything that will hold it steady xP

    This. Or maybe the bracing snapped inside?

    Nope, bracings good. I'm thinking it's the false floor jumping. What can I do to secure it?

  3. My subwoofer is port back sub up, and when I drive, the box literally flexes up and down. Yes, I have top to bottom bracing, but this is the WHOLE box moving. I have an l-bracket in the back and front of the box but it still moves..

    What should I do?

  4. Ditch the crap and save up for some reputable equipment man. You're going to end up buying all that garbage then hating it because it sounds like shit.

    I know you're trying to sound good on a budget but save for a while. Trust me, you will regret buying this stuff a short period of time.

    Look in the for sale section of this forum and you will come across a ton of reputable speakers and amps. Stay, learn save, and do your research and you should a pretty nice system.

  5. I agree with this. Carpet could have been done much cleaner. If it was me I would recarpet it because it looks very uneven.

    No hate though, still a fantastic price for what you're getting :)

    famous saying goes, "get what you pay for"

    True, however carpet glue is cheap, they could easily get something better then whatever generic shit they use. Its pretty cheap if it cant hold carpet. Better off user super glue then this stuff.....

    Also, a hole cut to big is NOT acceptable, makes the box not useable. Hopefully I can rig it by firing a screw in at an angle, which should not have to be done.

    As far as the cheap carpet job / uneven who cares. I'd rather it just be sanded and painted personally, but if you're going to carpet at least glue it correctly, so its not peeling off within 48 hours........

    Im happy with the price, the biggest concern is the hole being to big to fit the screw in. If I cant make this work its unacceptable and a useless box. Rest is just minor flaws.

    In all honesty, I would call skar and ask them to make things right.. You shouldn't have to work around their mistakes. The box should work as intended or it shouldnt be sent at all.

  6. Why do I have a feeling this is going to turn into a flame thread.....

    Box looks stable as a brick...carpet job looked like it was rushed.

    I agree with this. Carpet could have been done much cleaner. If it was me I would recarpet it because it looks very uneven.

    No hate though, still a fantastic price for what you're getting :)

  7. build it and you may test it. no one can tell. waaaay to many factors.

    No, not too many factors? I mean, it shouldn't be too hard to say if 150 db is possible with 2 walled 18s and 4000 rms?

    If its not hard than why are you asking??

    Dude, nobody can tell you. For all we know, you cut holes in boxes and call them ports.

    Build it, test it, than YOU tell us.

  8. Mine does that when I open the back hatch and the port has nothing to load up on.

    Interesting. Should I move my box closer to the hatch? It's nearly a foot away..

    I would shoot for 6-8 inches or the width of the port.

    Aight I'll move it closer in the morning and see what happens. If it fixes it I will be super happy.

    I honestly doubt moving it 3inches back is going to take that weird sound away.

    The sounds is like roof flex, only coming from the sub..

    I just find it hard to belive that you messed up that sub from only 1200 watts not including box rise ect.. Take a volt meter to the coils. That would be the first thing I would do.

  9. Mine does that when I open the back hatch and the port has nothing to load up on.

    Interesting. Should I move my box closer to the hatch? It's nearly a foot away..

    I would shoot for 6-8 inches or the width of the port.

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