RF4LIFE Posted July 9, 2012 Report Posted July 9, 2012 I was thinking of making a dual T-Line box for two Rockford T2 12's @ 31hz. I made a design that will fit in my Ford Explorer. should I build it? Or just make a Ported box?
Chris Hammer Posted July 9, 2012 Report Posted July 9, 2012 General rule seems to be that you run less than rms...like half rms. Just build a ported box wang em on 2K and be happy lol. MY BUILD *****http://tinyurl.com/gmcbuild***** Vehicles 2005 GMC Canyon CB1000r - Currently where any future funds are going. (exhasut,bazzaz, ohlins shock, screen, etc.) crf250r - Used to be race bike..now I just trail ride..practice at the track on it. CH80 - Daily beater (when nice weather)best 150$ ever spent. 100+mpg Sold to: Skullz - pstone11 - Leo1103 - Volvo 63' - pavelpardo - imnew59585 Shower farts still piss me off.I think theyre pretty neat. When the water runs down your crack as you let one out... its like shitting in a crockpot.
RF4LIFE Posted July 9, 2012 Author Report Posted July 9, 2012 In that case should I make a box for 4 12's? I have 2000w RMS to play with, so 4 at 4000w RMS on half would be 2000w RMS?
One Way Posted July 9, 2012 Report Posted July 9, 2012 if you're going to run that much power to a t line, you might as well do ported. I'm pretty sure you will blow your subs with that much power on a t line. what amp do you have? T-line build- http://www.stevemead...e-t-line-build/
RF4LIFE Posted July 9, 2012 Author Report Posted July 9, 2012 What if I do 4 12s? They would ask for 4000w rms and I would give them 2000w rms?
One Way Posted July 9, 2012 Report Posted July 9, 2012 nothing wrong with trying it. Now the problem is do you really have the space to do 4 12s in a t line? T-line build- http://www.stevemead...e-t-line-build/
RF4LIFE Posted July 9, 2012 Author Report Posted July 9, 2012 Could probily make it fit, now why would 2000 kill the 2 12's if there bilt for 2000?
One Way Posted July 9, 2012 Report Posted July 9, 2012 more than likely not because they will each receive approx. 500 watts each. you also have to remember that t lines are extremely efficient, meaning that it takes less power to get louder, so go easy at it. T-line build- http://www.stevemead...e-t-line-build/
Chris Hammer Posted July 9, 2012 Report Posted July 9, 2012 The subs cant take as much power in a T-line mechanically as they can in a ported or sealed box. Almost like running it free air...its easier to bottom the sub or pass its mechanical limit. A T-line would be huge for 4-12's but if you could build it I would love to see it. I designed a T-line for 2-15's in my crew cab and with removing the seats and building to the roof I could barely squeeze it in there. Why not run the subs at 2ohm and cut down the power and still run the 2-12's. MY BUILD *****http://tinyurl.com/gmcbuild***** Vehicles 2005 GMC Canyon CB1000r - Currently where any future funds are going. (exhasut,bazzaz, ohlins shock, screen, etc.) crf250r - Used to be race bike..now I just trail ride..practice at the track on it. CH80 - Daily beater (when nice weather)best 150$ ever spent. 100+mpg Sold to: Skullz - pstone11 - Leo1103 - Volvo 63' - pavelpardo - imnew59585 Shower farts still piss me off.I think theyre pretty neat. When the water runs down your crack as you let one out... its like shitting in a crockpot.
SteveBrondstetter Posted July 9, 2012 Report Posted July 9, 2012 Depending on the sub you will be fine! i have 6 500 watt tens in my t-line running right around 1k a sub and it has never had a problem! http://www.facebook.com/pages/Altimate-Automotive/121314931239071 www.altimateautomotive.com The Zombie's are coming Steve
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