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at first sight i thought the tuning was pretty low for a kicker L7, but i did a litte research and found out the Fs of the sub is pretty low at 26 hz. i haven't owned the 15" L7 before so i can't say from experience what tuning they like, but i usually tune boxes for kicker subwoofers a little higher (33-35). all that is debatable though.

here's what i would do - i would definitely put a 45 on the bottom in front of the port opening. then i would either do a double baffle/flush mount or add a couple of 1.5 inch diameter dowels in the middle of the box vertically, if that makes sense.

or both. a little extra bracing never hurts.

you don't want this happening

Edited by 412 CVX

Just say no to Ground Pounder Customs.

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some cars do over 170db with one sub, so clearly my two 12"s can do that in my car, with my knowledge too! look out bitches!

I'm with captain stupid.

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at first sight i thought the tuning was pretty low for a kicker L7, but i did a litte research and found out the Fs of the sub is pretty low at 26 hz. i haven't owned the 15" L7 before so i can't say from experience what tuning they like, but i usually tune boxes for kicker subwoofers a little higher (33-35). all that is debatable though.

here's what i would do - i would definitely put a 45 on the bottom in front of the port opening. then i would either do a double baffle/flush mount or add a couple of 1.5 inch diameter dowels in the middle of the box vertically, if that makes sense.

or both. a little extra bracing never hurts.

you don't want this happening

1st things first... holy flex bat man lmao

2nd. yea in the sketchup I sent the op it has 5 dowels going from port to the top baffle. The baffle is also 1.5 thick on the sketchup.

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2003 Tiburon GT V6 6 Speed

Ported Clam

6 12" DC Audio XL M2's

2 American Bass 1100.1

1 American Bass 350.4

3 D3100, 1 D975, 3 D925

Second Skin Damp Pro and Spectrum.

About 75% done

153.6 Sealed on dash at 34hz

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Posted (edited)

at first sight i thought the tuning was pretty low for a kicker L7, but i did a litte research and found out the Fs of the sub is pretty low at 26 hz. i haven't owned the 15" L7 before so i can't say from experience what tuning they like, but i usually tune boxes for kicker subwoofers a little higher (33-35). all that is debatable though.

here's what i would do - i would definitely put a 45 on the bottom in front of the port opening. then i would either do a double baffle/flush mount or add a couple of 1.5 inch diameter dowels in the middle of the box vertically, if that makes sense.

or both. a little extra bracing never hurts.

you don't want this happening

1st things first... holy flex bat man lmao

2nd. yea in the sketchup I sent the op it has 5 dowels going from port to the top baffle. The baffle is also 1.5 thick on the sketchup.

5 dowels is a little overkill, i'd trade 3 of those for a 45 on the bottom, other than that i think the design works

edit: this is what i mean by a 45 in the bottom.

45inbottom.jpg

Edited by 412 CVX

Just say no to Ground Pounder Customs.

More box builds

some cars do over 170db with one sub, so clearly my two 12"s can do that in my car, with my knowledge too! look out bitches!

I'm with captain stupid.

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is that a marble box?

i think it's either fiberglass or MDF painted to look like marble... or maybe that's supposed to be camo. hard to tell though.

Just say no to Ground Pounder Customs.

More box builds

some cars do over 170db with one sub, so clearly my two 12"s can do that in my car, with my knowledge too! look out bitches!

I'm with captain stupid.

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