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so i accidently deleted the files i had concerning my box design and since i cant find the guy who did it the first time i need you guys' help. this box is for two hdc3 15's and its going in a 99 altima. dimensions are as follows:

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the only other things i remember about the design was he said it was going to have external aero ports. i hope there is a way to build this without having to use that method but if not oh well. and he said it would sound best subs up and ports back. i also have to md2ds that i was hoping to mount on the sides of the box. so can yall help me.....?

1999 Altima 5spd

HU: Alpine CDA-9887

Frnts: CDT audio 6.5 Components

Rears: Alpine Type R 6.5 Components

Speaker Amp: DAT HR4125

Subs: 2 AQ HDC3 15's coming soon

Sub Amps:(2)US MD2D

Wiring: Stinger

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1728 is the magic number. There are 1728 cubic inches in a cubic foot, (12"x12"x12"=1728)

Best way to measure, there are 2 lengths that are not changable; height and width. Using reverse math, you can plug in your required box volume and these numbers, would give you the length necessary for the box.

It is either going to work or not. Keep in mind, most subs have a minumum volume recommendation.

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when u need it i can whip sumthing up pm me these pics and ill try and work it b4 sat!!

I know a lil about everything so dont call me Mr. Know it All.

Posted

ok well this is what i got, AQ suggests 3.0-4.5cuft per one 15in woofer or 6.0-9.0cuft for two. i came up with a box 37in wide x 16in high x 26in deep, this gives me 8.9cuft and would still fit through the opening of the trunk. am i right or wrong? i think im right but i dont understand port size and how to figure a good hz to tune it to, any help here?

1999 Altima 5spd

HU: Alpine CDA-9887

Frnts: CDT audio 6.5 Components

Rears: Alpine Type R 6.5 Components

Speaker Amp: DAT HR4125

Subs: 2 AQ HDC3 15's coming soon

Sub Amps:(2)US MD2D

Wiring: Stinger

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Posted

when u need it i can whip sumthing up pm me these pics and ill try and work it b4 sat!!

thnx jmitch, let me try to figure this shit out and if i cant get it, ill def hit u up, trust.

1999 Altima 5spd

HU: Alpine CDA-9887

Frnts: CDT audio 6.5 Components

Rears: Alpine Type R 6.5 Components

Speaker Amp: DAT HR4125

Subs: 2 AQ HDC3 15's coming soon

Sub Amps:(2)US MD2D

Wiring: Stinger

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Posted

Bump* anyone else got any help for a brotha

1999 Altima 5spd

HU: Alpine CDA-9887

Frnts: CDT audio 6.5 Components

Rears: Alpine Type R 6.5 Components

Speaker Amp: DAT HR4125

Subs: 2 AQ HDC3 15's coming soon

Sub Amps:(2)US MD2D

Wiring: Stinger

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Posted

Anybody else? I'm trying to understand this

1999 Altima 5spd

HU: Alpine CDA-9887

Frnts: CDT audio 6.5 Components

Rears: Alpine Type R 6.5 Components

Speaker Amp: DAT HR4125

Subs: 2 AQ HDC3 15's coming soon

Sub Amps:(2)US MD2D

Wiring: Stinger

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All I can say is make sure you check and double check your measurements with your trunk and box. I spent forever building a box for a Fi 15, then came to realize no matter what I tried I couldn't fit it in my trunk. And I have a shit load of trunk space, just not a lot of "slide the sub through the trunk opening" space if you know what I mean.

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