1995 Chevy Truck Build! THE HULK. Updates!!

[Brandon15zzz]

You should have plenty f room for them like that. I have an 02' don't know how much of a difference they are from yours. But under my seat I had around 1 cube per side without doing the box over the hump. But it's looking good man keep it up.

[Twostrokeking]

You should have plenty f room for them like that. I have an 02' don't know how much of a difference they are from yours. But under my seat I had around 1 cube per side without doing the box over the hump. But it's looking good man keep it up.

Thanks man! Subs will be on passenger side, port out drivers side

[scooter99]

Man, you really need to relax. Don't let this run your life. I'm telling you from experience, while it's ok to ask, you're never gonna know until you get it built, and listen to it. It may not sound the best on your first try, it may sound out of this world, but you have to build it to find out. If you don't, you're never gonna get the experience building and you're gonna regret it. You'll start thinking that people are steering you the wrong way or something, cause you ask so many people.

Take it from me, just build it and see what's up! If there are tweeks that need to be made, you can then post up and say what's going on and people will look and say "ok this is what should be done different, or move the port, or extend or shorten the port, or whatever. But you need to build it first to get an idea. It's your first enclosure, you're not going to nail it the first time, it's almost a guarantee. All you're going to do is stress yourself out, and confuse yourself in asking so many people so many different questions!

Sorry I don't wanna sound mean, or unsupportive. That's not my intention by any means! You're doing great. You should feel like you are. What's the worst case if this box doesn't work out, you'll have to buy some more wood? You can salvage the fiberglass you made. Keep at it, get it done, listen to it, and then make changes when you do the second enclosure. I will pretty much promise you you'll have to make another one.

Keep it up, we're all behind you. It's a learning process and for your age (I'm sure you're getting tired of that line) you're doing a fantastic job. Be confident and push through!

[ChevyBoy95]

well either way you go dont use any more than the 400 rms sundown says. that goes for any sub, not until you know what you are doing, theres a reason the manufactures put those rating on there. and im just saying that the single boxes are easyer not that you have to do it. and the reason some calculators are dfferent is because som take out the dissplaceent of ports andwoofers and some use the acctual thickness of the wood, 1/2" mdf isnt really 1/2".

dont know what kind of MDF you use, 1/2, 5/8, and 3/4 have ALWAYS measured 1/2, 5/8, and 3/4 for me.

[Twostrokeking]

Man, you really need to relax. Don't let this run your life. I'm telling you from experience, while it's ok to ask, you're never gonna know until you get it built, and listen to it. It may not sound the best on your first try, it may sound out of this world, but you have to build it to find out. If you don't, you're never gonna get the experience building and you're gonna regret it. You'll start thinking that people are steering you the wrong way or something, cause you ask so many people.

Take it from me, just build it and see what's up! If there are tweeks that need to be made, you can then post up and say what's going on and people will look and say "ok this is what should be done different, or move the port, or extend or shorten the port, or whatever. But you need to build it first to get an idea. It's your first enclosure, you're not going to nail it the first time, it's almost a guarantee. All you're going to do is stress yourself out, and confuse yourself in asking so many people so many different questions!

Sorry I don't wanna sound mean, or unsupportive. That's not my intention by any means! You're doing great. You should feel like you are. What's the worst case if this box doesn't work out, you'll have to buy some more wood? You can salvage the fiberglass you made. Keep at it, get it done, listen to it, and then make changes when you do the second enclosure. I will pretty much promise you you'll have to make another one.

Keep it up, we're all behind you. It's a learning process and for your age (I'm sure you're getting tired of that line) you're doing a fantastic job. Be confident and push through!

That made me feel a lot better! Haha. Thanks man! Yeah I'm just gonna build it and listen to it and then you guys can tell me what needs to be done! Thanks for all the support! I would wrote a longer eply but I'm on iPod

[Twostrokeking]

Ran into a snag. Didn't get very much done at all. Spent an hour or more racking my brain about how I am going to build with the seat latch there. I aske my uncle an the genius said remove the handle and put on a key ring and cable. You never see it but it still works. I asked him because he had the same truck with 2 12's under the seatsealed. I haven't heard many systems but what I have heard, his was the loudest. He sold that an got a 2004 duramax. No system in it

[Twostrokeking]

71fordranger told me that 700 watts rms to each sub is way to much. I was gonna use the bd1000. what is a safe amount for each sub? what do u recommend? Preferably Sundown or Fosgate.

[Twostrokeking]

Quick Bump

[sundown-e21]

I have an sa 12 recieving 500w clamped and it isn't moving at all and its 600w. My thoughts are that you can underpower a sub but you can always keep the gain low! Only problem is that i need to find a 1000w amp.

[Twostrokeking]

True lol. Bd1000 turned down a bit. I'd rather have to much then not enough