15" in 350Z
02-11-2008, 10:15 AM
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Originally Posted by 350zspl
i am gueesing that's around 2 feet net after sub displacement
1-st how much net is it
2-nd sealed ????
1-st how much net is it
2-nd sealed ????
2 - It is sealed.
02-11-2008, 10:22 AM
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Originally Posted by phreaktor
Yeah those GM G bodies are born for systems and hydraulics. Plenty of places to install extra mids as well. Easy to sound deaden too. Dynamat and spray in bedliner ftw.
well if you got a line on rust free G -bodies LMK
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02-11-2008, 10:22 AM
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Originally Posted by dkmesa350z
That looks great. It is very similar to what I envisioned for me Z, but I am yet to attempt fiberglassing, so until then I will stick with my 10" Zenclusure. What kind of sub is going in there?
I'd like to try a 15" CVR on 600 ~watts in an enclosure like that. I've had 3 different single 10s on 400-600 watts, two different single 12s on 1000-1800 watts, two 12s on 1800 watts, and 2 10s on 1200-1800 watts and most of them sounded great in the hatch of the Z
I'd like to try a 15" CVR on 600 ~watts in an enclosure like that. I've had 3 different single 10s on 400-600 watts, two different single 12s on 1000-1800 watts, two 12s on 1800 watts, and 2 10s on 1200-1800 watts and most of them sounded great in the hatch of the Z
02-11-2008, 10:37 AM
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Originally Posted by 350zspl
does the Dayton recommend Sealed
if yes
how many net feet do they suggest
if yes
how many net feet do they suggest
02-11-2008, 10:54 AM
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Originally Posted by 350zspl
nice
but you knew that no trunk space was the story prior to install
but you knew that no trunk space was the story prior to install
yep, that is true which made the choice a little easier because you can't use the trunk more much anyways...lol.
02-11-2008, 11:00 AM
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Keeping stock battery for the moment and adding a BatCap 400 (maybe use 800 eventually).
Wiring will be 4 awg from battery to BatCap and distribution and 8 awg from distribution blocks to amps.
The final system will be powered by 1 Alpine PDX 1.1000 (sub) and 2 Alpine DPX 4.150s (front stage)
Running active filtering with Alpine H701
3-way setup:
DLS UR1 - 1.1" Tweeters
DLS ULTIMATE Iridium 3 - 3" Midranges
MW166-4ohm 6" Damped polymer composite cone Woofers
Sub:
Dayton Titanic MK-III 15"
Wiring will be 4 awg from battery to BatCap and distribution and 8 awg from distribution blocks to amps.
The final system will be powered by 1 Alpine PDX 1.1000 (sub) and 2 Alpine DPX 4.150s (front stage)
Running active filtering with Alpine H701
3-way setup:
DLS UR1 - 1.1" Tweeters
DLS ULTIMATE Iridium 3 - 3" Midranges
MW166-4ohm 6" Damped polymer composite cone Woofers
Sub:
Dayton Titanic MK-III 15"
02-11-2008, 11:03 AM
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Originally Posted by Renfri
Keeping stock battery for the moment and adding a BatCap 400 (maybe use 800 eventually).
Wiring will be 4 awg from battery to BatCap and distribution and 8 awg from distribution blocks to amps.
The final system will be powered by 1 Alpine PDX 1.1000 (sub) and 2 Alpine DPX 4.150s (front stage)
Running active filtering with Alpine H701
3-way setup:
DLS UR1 - 1.1" Tweeters
DLS ULTIMATE Iridium 3 - 3" Midranges
MW166-4ohm 6" Damped polymer composite cone Woofers
Sub:
Dayton Titanic MK-III 15"
Wiring will be 4 awg from battery to BatCap and distribution and 8 awg from distribution blocks to amps.
The final system will be powered by 1 Alpine PDX 1.1000 (sub) and 2 Alpine DPX 4.150s (front stage)
Running active filtering with Alpine H701
3-way setup:
DLS UR1 - 1.1" Tweeters
DLS ULTIMATE Iridium 3 - 3" Midranges
MW166-4ohm 6" Damped polymer composite cone Woofers
Sub:
Dayton Titanic MK-III 15"
i think you got good choices in equipment
any help come down to Palm Beach and i can assist you
i would do a stinger 680 over a bat cap
$ for $ i like batteries better
$ 150 delivered stinger 680 new with mounting sleeve , $ 135 no sleeve
02-11-2008, 11:12 AM
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I appreciate the offer, but I have a few friends who install and compete here in the Sarasota area. I am hoping to be done before Spring Break Nationals, but don't think that is going to happen.
In the future I will look into going with the Stinger, but for now I already have the BatCap 400.
In the future I will look into going with the Stinger, but for now I already have the BatCap 400.
02-11-2008, 11:13 AM
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Originally Posted by Renfri
I appreciate the offer, but I have a few friends who install and compete here in the Sarasota area. I am hoping to be done before Spring Break Nationals, but don't think that is going to happen.
In the future I will look into going with the Stinger, but for now I already have the BatCap 400.
In the future I will look into going with the Stinger, but for now I already have the BatCap 400.
02-11-2008, 12:21 PM
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Originally Posted by 350zspl
CVR gets sickly loud
02-11-2008, 12:40 PM
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Originally Posted by dkmesa350z
I've got a 10" now that I got for $46 shipped from cardomain's insane clearance a few months back and I was surprised to find it was louder than my Type R and SQ seems just as good. Now I am just itching to try a 15. I'd like to build a sealed 15 box or a ported 12 box that I can just swap on with my 10 on occasions where I want to really pound...
kicker is my favorite mainstream brand
for a reason
they get hella loud
and installed in the proper enclosure , with proper power , they sound great
i am not surprised by the kicker overtaking the alpine
02-11-2008, 01:02 PM
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Originally Posted by 350zspl
are you enjoying your 15" image dynamics
and what amp pushes it
and what amp pushes it
02-11-2008, 08:46 PM
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Originally Posted by 350zspl
i respect your opinion
I really do enjoy car audio and can appreciate the hard work you put into it. I do go to the store with the g/f quite a bit...hmmm maybe thats why I need my trunk so bad lol. 
02-12-2008, 04:33 AM
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Originally Posted by mikie92102
cool, glad you didn't take it the wrong way I really do enjoy car audio and can appreciate the hard work you put into it. I do go to the store with the g/f quite a bit...hmmm maybe thats why I need my trunk so bad lol.
I really do enjoy car audio and can appreciate the hard work you put into it. I do go to the store with the g/f quite a bit...hmmm maybe thats why I need my trunk so bad lol. from another perspective , using a 350z to compete in SPL unfortunetly looks take a back seat to output
this being said , looking at my set up compared to others in hatchback cars that compete , mine set up looks quite clean actually
i have heard a few times from different 350z members that they do feel my boxes look out of place in the Z so your not the 1st to mention
no problem brother