redid my box

[1stGen7]

got tired of 3 15's and sitting stright up and down.. going to 6 12's at 30 hrtz just gota figure out the port now.. took 7 inches out of the depth pics..

http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u143/projecttruck/box001-1.jpg

http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u143/projecttruck/box002-1.jpg

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http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u143/projecttruck/box015.jpg

[GradeA_TireFryer]

If you want all that bass, why play around - put a snug top on or bed lid and do a cut thru, more room - more bass!


ps i am throughing out a old coffee table want it for your box?

[1stGen7]

funny but no im buying MDF soon to do the front baffle going with a sealed box insted of ported.. and im not doing a walk-though cause the truck is geting converted to 4x4 as soon as i go get my CJ for the axles so the body is going to have to flex with the frame so no walk-though for me

[GradeA_TireFryer]

done correctly is flexes just fine - i have done many big trucks - on 44's with walk thrus and they use there truck every week deep in the mudd!

[88RedRex]

do you ever finish a project, we have yet to see and finished pictures of your setup

[1stGen7]

eh might finish this one some time

[MiDiablo]

Damn, in a vehicle of that condition/status - the LAST thing I'd be worrying about is converting it to 4x4 and stereo equipment :crack:

[1stGen7]

Damn, in a vehicle of that condition/status - the LAST thing I'd be worrying about is converting it to 4x4 and stereo equipment :crack:

i got a hood and grille i just gota go get it

[Notladstyle]

1 - why dont you take that lawn mower to a few of your neighbors house nad cut their grass. Im sure you could pull in decent $ for audio projects.

2 - blow thrus have rubber accordian pieces that join the front and back so that it will flex as if there was nothing there.

3. could you add any more bracing :D

[MCOR]

I have posted multiple pics of blow through box setups on here. If you want to hit major db's on that small of a cab, this is a must. It is about half as much work, loks a ton cleaner (allows you to build some great displays for the amps and mid drivers, etc with all that cab space left over), and if you light it properly, it can be a show stopper. We buy the accordian pieces for less than $50 premade, you allow at least 2" all the way around the pass through port to the body, and you can twist the body as much as you please. Remember, we are in Land O Lakes-there are lots of "Big Boy Toys" out here that live in the mud on the weekends. They break stuff, but I have never had one come back in with anything having to do with the blow through design break. Mainly just busted amp rack braces (we weld steel racks for most of them now), or just buried them in a lake (electronics + water = BAD....) :D

[1stGen7]

1 - why dont you take that lawn mower to a few of your neighbors house nad cut their grass. Im sure you could pull in decent $ for audio projects.

2 - blow thrus have rubber accordian pieces that join the front and back so that it will flex as if there was nothing there.

3. could you add any more bracing :D

when the box is done for 6 12's itll be a 3 chamber box with dubble front baffle

[1stGen7]

I have posted multiple pics of blow through box setups on here. If you want to hit major db's on that small of a cab, this is a must. It is about half as much work, loks a ton cleaner (allows you to build some great displays for the amps and mid drivers, etc with all that cab space left over), and if you light it properly, it can be a show stopper. We buy the accordian pieces for less than $50 premade, you allow at least 2" all the way around the pass through port to the body, and you can twist the body as much as you please. Remember, we are in Land O Lakes-there are lots of "Big Boy Toys" out here that live in the mud on the weekends. They break stuff, but I have never had one come back in with anything having to do with the blow through design break. Mainly just busted amp rack braces (we weld steel racks for most of them now), or just buried them in a lake (electronics + water = BAD....) :D

50 bucks for a peice that will be big enough for a full walkthough or 50 a foot lol

[jermwarfare]

Dude, You should open up your own stereo shop with all those mad skills you so apparently have
LOL, LOL, LOL

[1stGen7]

Dude, You should open up your own stereo shop with all those mad skills you so apparently have
LOL, LOL, LOL

i guess all you do is talk shit about everyones work cause your work sucks? that why you aint posted pics?

[MCOR]

50 bucks for a peice that will be big enough for a full walkthough or 50 a foot lol

I meant a "blow thru" setup. A rectangular opening at the front of the box, through the front of the bed, and into the cab. Usually about 2 feet wide by 1 foot tall. I didn't mean a whole big enough to walk through. The blow thru design in one big sealed box built inside of the bed with the rectangular port firing forward. As was mentioned, you have to install an "over the rail" Snug Top (aka "lid") to keep everything dry. Everyone we have ever built wether it be using two L7 15's, Memphis MOJO15's, ANY 18's or whatever, has always yielded BIG BASS for relatively little labor time/cost. We were doing so many about a year ago that we were putting menu package prices together and completing them in one day usually.

I will dig out a few more pics for you to see for example from our files. You will see that you can then get really creative with how you mount your equipment in the back of the cab since the box is no longer taking up that space. You truck is already gutted, as long as you have the MDF, you will only have to drop that additional $50 on the accordian rubber. If you decide to do this, I will help you get the rubber if you can't find a local supplier.

[1stGen7]

ok befor i post these pics i wanna remind you i have NEVER finished anything ive done and this is the 1st time ever doing trim panels heres my pics laugh away..and i dont have and cant find a headliner so i made one..

http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u143/projecttruck/headlinerstarts001.jpg

http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u143/projecttruck/headlinerstarts002.jpg

http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u143/projecttruck/headlinerstarts003.jpg

http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u143/projecttruck/headlinerstarts004.jpg

http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u143/projecttruck/trimpanel001.jpg

http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u143/projecttruck/trimpanel002.jpg

http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u143/projecttruck/trimpanel003.jpg

http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u143/projecttruck/trimpanel004.jpg

i gota fiberglass the corner and the one peice where theres a gap more pics when that happens and i start on the passanger side

[1stGen7]

I meant a "blow thru" setup. A rectangular opening at the front of the box, through the front of the bed, and into the cab. Usually about 2 feet wide by 1 foot tall. I didn't mean a whole big enough to walk through. The blow thru design in one big sealed box built inside of the bed with the rectangular port firing forward. As was mentioned, you have to install an "over the rail" Snug Top (aka "lid") to keep everything dry. Everyone we have ever built wether it be using two L7 15's, Memphis MOJO15's, ANY 18's or whatever, has always yielded BIG BASS for relatively little labor time/cost. We were doing so many about a year ago that we were putting menu package prices together and completing them in one day usually.

I will dig out a few more pics for you to see for example from our files. You will see that you can then get really creative with how you mount your equipment in the back of the cab since the box is no longer taking up that space. You truck is already gutted, as long as you have the MDF, you will only have to drop that additional $50 on the accordian rubber. If you decide to do this, I will help you get the rubber if you can't find a local supplier.

ill see if this setup dont sound right when i get done with it i might just say F it and do a blow though for like 4 12's and call it a day

[TBSpyder]

Damn, in a vehicle of that condition/status - the LAST thing I'd be worrying about is converting it to 4x4 and stereo equipment :crack:

Best post yet. Couldn't agree more.

[1stGen7]

did alittle more today..

http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u143/projecttruck/hmm001.jpg

http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u143/projecttruck/hmm002.jpg

[wmartinlsmith]

are you sure you aren't high when you get these hair brained ideas? you shouldnt have put those out that far. your gonna need to use your seat belts so you're wasting good wood, by double cutting it. why dont you save a few kittens and a few bucks by first getting the audio equipment you need/want to finish your project before starting it up.. that way you can actually finish one...

[1stGen7]

i mounted the 6.5's low enough to cut out for the sealt belt

[TBSpyder]

are you sure you aren't high when you get these hair brained ideas? you shouldnt have put those out that far. your gonna need to use your seat belts so you're wasting good wood, by double cutting it. why dont you save a few kittens and a few bucks by first getting the audio equipment you need/want to finish your project before starting it up.. that way you can actually finish one...

There's no point. If you've been around here for awhile, you know this guy's been doing this for the past 2 years. Nothing will ever change. It's just one mess after another. All you can do is sit back, laugh, and pray to god he doesn't reproduce.

[1stGen7]

just got 7 foot on 0 AWG power with 200 amp AML fuse and about 4 foot of 0 AWD ground all for free pics will be up later

[1stGen7]

http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u143/projecttruck/0AWG003.jpg

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couldent pass up the price aint nothing better then free lol

[TBSpyder]

did alittle more today..

http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u143/projecttruck/hmm001.jpg

http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u143/projecttruck/hmm002.jpg


Subs won't fit in those holes with that bracing back there. / story.

[steveokinevo]

i guess all you do is talk shit about everyones work cause your work sucks? that why you aint posted pics?

+1

[1stGen7]

Subs won't fit in those holes with that bracing back there. / story.

lol thats not a brace it was just sitting there

[Notladstyle]

I cant see any of your pics because you never resize them so this thread fails.

[dhudson247]

box is sshitty not done right each speacker should be sealed and each speacker shoud have a port of its own .if not other speakers would push each other out and box isn't deep enough

[jriggs]

^hu? double check those factoids

[1stGen7]

box is sshitty not done right each speacker should be sealed and each speacker shoud have a port of its own .if not other speakers would push each other out and box isn't deep enough

box wasent done dipshit... and it was going to be a sealed box not a ported box so know wtf your talking about befor you post...

truck is being SOLD got a new car

[jermwarfare]

This shit is great, I hope you keep posting this stuff man

Here are some pics of what we have finished

http://www.pnrcaraudio.com/sitebuilder/images/Rob_s_Pics_029-320x243.jpg

All Plexi Glass Box lit up with LED's (Rob's our head tech did this one)

http://www.pnrcaraudio.com/sitebuilder/images/June_2008_026-313x237.jpg

This one I did it's an 2006 Charger with all SoundStream in the Trunk, 6 screens on the interior with all Selenium Louds for voices

http://www.pnrcaraudio.com/sitebuilder/images/Rob_s_Pics_032-310x235.jpg

Another One by Rob ( This one the Flames Change colors flickering like a real fire)

http://www.pnrcaraudio.com/sitebuilder/images/PICT0044-256x190.jpg

Another One by Me, This one is an Infiniti G-35 with the subs inverted and the Box ported through the arm rest in the back seat


These are just a few of the finished projects we have done.

[jermwarfare]

+1

"+1" Lets see your car or your work or both LOL LOL I'm laughing because I have seen your car LOL LOL

[the727kid]

I got my new build coming soon to keep of all you quiet. ;)

[Notladstyle]

This shit is great, I hope you keep posting this stuff man

Here are some pics of what we have finished


so im guessing jermwarfare = pnrcaraudio since they are using identical pics from the same website?

[MiDiablo]

/\ from what I gather, Jermwarfare is the shop manager at PNR. :dunno:

[jermwarfare]

/\ from what I gather, Jermwarfare is the shop manager at PNR. :dunno:

You figure correctly

[jermwarfare]

I got my new build coming soon to keep of all you quiet. ;)

Cool, swing by the shop and show it off, we would love to see it

[jermwarfare]

so im guessing jermwarfare = pnrcaraudio since they are using identical pics from the same website?

Yes they are the pics off of our website and those are only a few of the jobs we have done.

Boss man says hi and that you should stop by and say hi back sometime if you get the chance.

[Notladstyle]

Yes they are the pics off of our website and those are only a few of the jobs we have done.

Boss man says hi and that you should stop by and say hi back sometime if you get the chance.

ahh that makes sense. I dont know where the shop is tho... guess ill check ur website

[Notladstyle]

you do know that's a piece of wood, not a trim panel right?

http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u143/projecttruck/headlinerstarts004.jpg

[GradeA_TireFryer]

why do you even bother - he will never learn................. if he spent this much energy on a job he could pay someone to build him a good systme.

[1stGen7]

ill got a new car to start over on gona throw 2 15's in a ported box fireing forwards on a 3000DB.. if your wondering what car its a CRX

[jermwarfare]

The anticipation of pictures your next audio conquest are eagerly being waited upon by your fans ( people that need a good laugh)

[MiDiablo]

The anticipation of pictures your next audio conquest are eagerly being waited upon by your fans ( people that need a good laugh)

:lol:

[1stGen7]

The anticipation of pictures your next audio conquest are eagerly being waited upon by your fans ( people that need a good laugh)

they can laugh away while im doing 150+ with 2 subs

[GradeA_TireFryer]

they can laugh away while im doing 150+ with 2 subs


never going to happen. you will never finish it, and your flea market equiptment would not last.

[the727kid]

they can laugh away while im doing 150+ with 2 subs

Not that hard to do in a CRX. But your gunna have to do a lot of reading and learn from that reading if your gunna pull that off. Also your gunna need decent subs and a bit of a power, including an electrical to support it. Odds are against you.

[1stGen7]

LOL my freind did 148.5 with 2 CVR 15's in a sealed box on a A3000BD stock alt 2ns batt and a cap with all 0 AWG wireing ill have the same setup but ported

[TechChild]

LOL my freind did 148.5 with 2 CVR 15's in a sealed box on a A3000BD stock alt 2ns batt and a cap with all 0 AWG wireing ill have the same setup but ported


The cap was what added the mad dbs.

[GradeA_TireFryer]

but one factor still remains - you are doing it! and you never finish anything......

[jermwarfare]

its not the cap that adds all the dbs its the custom plywoob box hahaha

[jermwarfare]

and by the way your friend that had the same set up and got to 148.5 db probally had it installed by someone who did not use every piece of wood they could find from the scrap yard or old left over wooden pallets.

[1stGen7]

its not the cap that adds all the dbs its the custom plywoob box hahaha

hey fucktard its a BIRCH box... you must not know jack shit about building box's to not know that birch is stronger then MDF

[1stGen7]

and by the way your friend that had the same set up and got to 148.5 db probally had it installed by someone who did not use every piece of wood they could find from the scrap yard or old left over wooden pallets.

well seen as i built the box for him then i dono dumbass know wtf your talking about befor you talk shit.. most of my shit was all birch your probly stuck in the old days useing MDF still why dont you upgrade

[Notladstyle]

well seen as i built the box for him then i dono dumbass know wtf your talking about befor you talk shit.. most of my shit was all birch your probly stuck in the old days useing MDF still why dont you upgrade

Just a small correction, birch boxes were all the rage in the 80s so really birch came first :p

[Thatguysstuff]

So......... Still ive seen you build all these crazy set ups.... never have seen you finish one.....

And now you are going to destroy a Crx.... :(

Also why not run so good stuffs to get good sound???

Not talking shit.. just would like to see something finished...

Right now im running 1 type r 12 in a Huge ported box... running it with a 400 Watt old skool JBL amp. Sounds very good.... the box makes the sub sound great...

Now im only haveing power problems.... those old skool amps are power hungry.... even for 400 watts im still getting the dash lights dimming....

Next stop Yellow top for under the hood and red top in the hatch....

[the727kid]

I doubt your friend did that number legal on a new TL.

Birch may be stronger but is it almost 3 times as much as MDF... really no point to it except to save weight.

[GradeA_TireFryer]

birch is still used in the PA, Loud speaker industry, it can take a better beating than mdf, there is nothing wrong with except it's cost, you could also use what is called white wood plywood, it is cabinet grade finish just as strong/dense but cheap, both homedepot and lowes sell it, but mdf is a denser material, cheaper, but it is pourious, so for a high spl box you would need to seal it with a coat of resin. I do it on the inside - poor some in and roll it around until every thing is coated. then let it set in the sun to dry & get the smell out.

[TBSpyder]

The day you hit 150dbs, I will never again make a negative comment against you. In other words, expect to get ragged on for the rest of your life.

[1stGen7]

dont worry that day is comeing soon very very soon 150+