(4) SQ HDS312s moving from 5^3 sealed to 15^3 4th order in 2007 Silverado Ext Cab

[germanyt]

Where do you live that it's 102°? It's a cool day here in Phoenix and it's only 104°

Ponchatoula, La. Just outside Baton Rouge.

101 temp. 106 heat index. High humidity.

[CleanSierra]

Where do you live that it's 102°? It's a cool day here in Phoenix and it's only 104°

Ponchatoula, La. Just outside Baton Rouge.

101 temp. 106 heat index. High humidity.

Yuck. Absolutely miserable!

[germanyt]

Dry fit. Cutting out port and sub holes tonight. Should be done by Thursday assuming I get nothing done tomorrow or Wednesday. Gym, family, work takes up some time.

[hdorre]

that box looks bad ass, as does your truck. nice work!

[Polar]

looks great so far!

[_paralyzed_]

Its 102 degrees and I have the worst rash behind my balls.

Pics?

[germanyt]

Unfortunately no pics. After I got out of the shower the wife helped me out with a little Boudreaux's Butt Paste. Cheeks were clear by morning.

edit. Post sponsored by BBP.

[starkey814]

Truck looks good and so does the box already.

I'm always interested what people do with the Chevy ext cabs since I have the same truck. Tuned.

[germanyt]

OK so the issue of access to the subs should we need to has come up. Currently my design doesn't offer any way to get into the box aside from pulling the screws from the top and hoping the glue will separate. I was thinking that since I don't' have the loading wall installed yet I could make it somehow removable. The inner panel of the loading wall could have a large hole cutout. Much larger than the port. Port is 31x9 but the hole in the inner loading wall could be 40x10 or so. Then the outer loading wall could be cut just large enough for the port to slide in. Then if I need to pull the outer loading wall panel it'll reveal a 40x10 hole.

Any ideas?

edit. The top isn't installed yet either but the very front edge where the top meets the loading wall will be fiber glassed to reinforce the angle I have to put in the box. So perhaps the top is the place to make an entry panel. I just don't have any ideas.

[germanyt]

Now thinking about just leaving like it is. If something ever happens we'll drill a hole and use a jig saw to cut an access hole then slap another piece on top to cover it.