what subs are you runnin?
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so i saw in the 100 most asked questions about the 10" sub but do you need a amp for it or is there a stock amp back there? has n e one use this space with sub that needs a closed box?
Originally Posted by 2boosted4u
so i saw in the 100 most asked questions about the 10" sub but do you need a amp for it or is there a stock amp back there? has n e one use this space with sub that needs a closed box?
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when i first joined this forum, i spent weeks in this place:
https://my350z.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=52
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$35 wallmart special.
Lightning Audio 10'' sub, w/ Lightning Audio amp
The sub is in the stock sub location, and the amp is underneath the glovebox.
Super cheap setup hooked up to my stock non-bose headunit.
I love it.
Lightning Audio 10'' sub, w/ Lightning Audio amp
The sub is in the stock sub location, and the amp is underneath the glovebox.
Super cheap setup hooked up to my stock non-bose headunit.
I love it.
Originally Posted by 2boosted4u
when you install the sub in the stock location does it loose its lows? are there alot of rattles?? i want to use stock location
I have a single 10" Diamond Audio in a XtremeKustoms under strut box.
The factory location is not a good place for a drop-in sub. The only way I personally would recommend a sub in the stock location is in the Wicked CAS glove box enclosure. You can google it to see it.
"Dyno mating" (aka dynamat
) is not a sealing product and should not be relied upon to make an enclosure air tight. The best product to use to seal an enclosure made of wood is to use caulking (silicon sealant), or liquid nails. Make sure this is DRY before installing the subwoofer. When silicon sealant dries it lets off gases that can eat away at some foam surrounds.
To make an odd shaped cavity air tight, the best product to use would be fiberglass mat and resin.
The factory location is not a good place for a drop-in sub. The only way I personally would recommend a sub in the stock location is in the Wicked CAS glove box enclosure. You can google it to see it.
"Dyno mating" (aka dynamat
) is not a sealing product and should not be relied upon to make an enclosure air tight. The best product to use to seal an enclosure made of wood is to use caulking (silicon sealant), or liquid nails. Make sure this is DRY before installing the subwoofer. When silicon sealant dries it lets off gases that can eat away at some foam surrounds.To make an odd shaped cavity air tight, the best product to use would be fiberglass mat and resin.
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Originally Posted by 2boosted4u
so i saw in the 100 most asked questions about the 10" sub but do you need a amp for it or is there a stock amp back there? has n e one use this space with sub that needs a closed box?
What MECP certification course did you take? I'd rather not have an installer from there work on my car.