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This is the very first time that i have built the enclosure inside of the truck.

Please feel free to let me know what you guys think so far.

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very nice! looks liek alot of port. if its gotta house some good sub and power it should be loud. keep us up to date with pics :)

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no bracing at all??? I'm sure you are going to need some pretty good bracing or that whole wall is going to flex like crazy

I have started with some 2x4's and another layer of resin. i have added some 2x2's by the port walls also.

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I have started with some 2x4's and another layer of resin. i have added some 2x2's by the port walls also.

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Should be reallly loud, what are you going to power them with?

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I have started with some 2x4's and another layer of resin. i have added some 2x2's by the port walls also.

You do know that there is no structural strength in resin alone. Only when its used with a fiberglass mat, cloth, or other fiberglass product.

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