SUBWOOFER super install w/nizl and pics
03-02-2003, 07:17 PM
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I would suggest never using liquid nail on a subwoofer box. The fumes made by liquid nail are highly explosive. A installer at a shop I use to work at used liqiud nail on a subwoofer enclosure in a jeep cherokee. When he turned on the system the box exploded. It inverted both 12in alum. eclipses. Both side windows were busted out, and the rear window was busted by the amp that flew through it, and then landed on the sc 400 parked behind the jeep. The installer was burnt on the back of the head and arm. You could be a loose speaker terminal away from an explosion. I hope not....tick,tick,tick,tick,BOOM!!!!
12-28-2004, 12:22 PM
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Originally posted by roberto350z
AMPS AND CROSSOVERS! (had to take out the metal plate for bose sub. FYI, the hole was too big for my 10" W3)
AMPS AND CROSSOVERS! (had to take out the metal plate for bose sub. FYI, the hole was too big for my 10" W3)
Sorry to bring back a dead thread but I figured it would be better than adding another one...anyway...
How did you remove the metal panel for the stock sub-woofer?
12-29-2004, 11:32 PM
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Blah you guys suck this is how we do! and mine are in production.. so if anyone wants TWO isntead of one message me =P i also make the amp rack.
im thinking around 200 + shipping for BOTH the box and the amp rack.
im thinking around 200 + shipping for BOTH the box and the amp rack.
12-30-2004, 09:26 AM
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Originally posted by motown
if it did, i would think there would need to be one on each side. just my opinion...
if it did, i would think there would need to be one on each side. just my opinion...
12-30-2004, 01:56 PM
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Originally posted by Encore
I would suggest never using liquid nail on a subwoofer box. The fumes made by liquid nail are highly explosive. A installer at a shop I use to work at used liqiud nail on a subwoofer enclosure in a jeep cherokee. When he turned on the system the box exploded. It inverted both 12in alum. eclipses. Both side windows were busted out, and the rear window was busted by the amp that flew through it, and then landed on the sc 400 parked behind the jeep. The installer was burnt on the back of the head and arm. You could be a loose speaker terminal away from an explosion. I hope not....tick,tick,tick,tick,BOOM!!!!
I would suggest never using liquid nail on a subwoofer box. The fumes made by liquid nail are highly explosive. A installer at a shop I use to work at used liqiud nail on a subwoofer enclosure in a jeep cherokee. When he turned on the system the box exploded. It inverted both 12in alum. eclipses. Both side windows were busted out, and the rear window was busted by the amp that flew through it, and then landed on the sc 400 parked behind the jeep. The installer was burnt on the back of the head and arm. You could be a loose speaker terminal away from an explosion. I hope not....tick,tick,tick,tick,BOOM!!!!
Hmmmm, your kidding right? I know LN gives off some bad fumes, but exploding??? I used a can and a half on my small sub, but let it dry for over a week before I installed it. IF I didn't it would have given me a sever headache in the car breating that sh*t in... I've had it in the car for two weeks and no exlplosions
For anyone scared by this I would just use the LN anyway and let it dry thoroughly.Peace
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