Wicked cas glove box sub box subwoofer enclosure special
03-24-2010, 08:53 AM
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Do you have anymore pics available of these installed? The pics in original post are difficult to see.
By chance a pic of the box installed without subs loaded in them as well?
Thanks.
By chance a pic of the box installed without subs loaded in them as well?
Thanks.
03-24-2010, 01:35 PM
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What holds the box in area upon aggressive stopping?
Thanks in advance, as you can tell I'm highly interested but need much more info. Your website is vague... Very vague.
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03-24-2010, 02:34 PM
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I found some pics that may help people like you and I.
http://www.wickedcas.com/gallery/v/m...s/350z/ZR350Z/
http://www.wickedcas.com/gallery/v/m...s/350z/ZR350Z/
03-26-2010, 02:07 PM
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JL recommends a sealed box for the 10W3v3 to be 0.625 cubic ft -- 18.0 inches wide x 11.0 inches height x 9.0 inches deep
I have read your box is .85 cubic feet Is that true?
What are the dimensions of your box?
When we order the box and we want the 10W3v3... Do you send us the 10W3v3-2 or 10W3v3-4??
Thanks in advance.
04-01-2010, 05:20 PM
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im also interested and have questions... is that the actual finished product??? I dont want it to look like that behind my seat or can you put the glove box 'lid' over that so you wont see any of it? Also, why does it fire down? where would the pressure escape to? And do you have instrusctions on how to install it with a sub/wiring?? Again though, very interested and a good idea.. i really need my trunk space back..
and one other question.. my car came with factory navi.. so i only have the glove box on the passenger side.. Im sure you've done work on one before and was wondering if it was even possible to install one of these on the driver side and still keep the navigation functional. Thanks ahead of time.
and one other question.. my car came with factory navi.. so i only have the glove box on the passenger side.. Im sure you've done work on one before and was wondering if it was even possible to install one of these on the driver side and still keep the navigation functional. Thanks ahead of time.
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04-02-2010, 05:59 AM
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I thought of more questions.
JL recommends a sealed box for the 10W3v3 to be 0.625 cubic ft -- 18.0 inches wide x 11.0 inches height x 9.0 inches deep
I have read your box is .85 cubic feet Is that true?
What are the dimensions of your box?
When we order the box and we want the 10W3v3... Do you send us the 10W3v3-2 or 10W3v3-4??
Thanks in advance.
JL recommends a sealed box for the 10W3v3 to be 0.625 cubic ft -- 18.0 inches wide x 11.0 inches height x 9.0 inches deep
I have read your box is .85 cubic feet Is that true?
What are the dimensions of your box?
When we order the box and we want the 10W3v3... Do you send us the 10W3v3-2 or 10W3v3-4??
Thanks in advance.
im also interested and have questions... is that the actual finished product??? I dont want it to look like that behind my seat or can you put the glove box 'lid' over that so you wont see any of it? Also, why does it fire down? where would the pressure escape to? And do you have instrusctions on how to install it with a sub/wiring?? Again though, very interested and a good idea.. i really need my trunk space back..
and one other question.. my car came with factory navi.. so i only have the glove box on the passenger side.. Im sure you've done work on one before and was wondering if it was even possible to install one of these on the driver side and still keep the navigation functional. Thanks ahead of time.
and one other question.. my car came with factory navi.. so i only have the glove box on the passenger side.. Im sure you've done work on one before and was wondering if it was even possible to install one of these on the driver side and still keep the navigation functional. Thanks ahead of time.
Bass is not directional, however the way you create a wave in the car is very imprtant. We have done several tests in this car and facing the sub down is the best results if you are using that spot behind the seat. The bass will travel inside the car no worries.
Nav will be no problem, obviously you will need to use the opposite side glove box for the sub...
Here is a picture of the sub installed and finished, Looks stock... 100%
IF YOU WOULD LIKE THE MATCHING LOOK JUST ORDER THE BOSE SUB COVER FOR BOTH SIDE BUT WILL NOT MAKE MUCH DIFFERENCE FOR SOUND.
Last edited by Nazar; 04-02-2010 at 06:02 AM.
04-02-2010, 09:06 AM
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Thanks for chiming in Nazar, I was wondering the following:
Does this come w/ instructions on how to install?
Any cutting required to fit this box?
What holds the box in area upon aggressive stopping?
Thanks in advance.
Does this come w/ instructions on how to install?
Any cutting required to fit this box?
What holds the box in area upon aggressive stopping?
Thanks in advance.
04-02-2010, 09:26 AM
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The box will need some trimming to fit, you will need to line up the stock bolt holes and use the same sopts and drill through the box and the lip if the box gets bolted in. No chance it is going anywhere no matter how fast you stop. As long as you used atleast 6 bolts 2 on top 2 on the bottem 2 on sides. Or just use 2 on each side.
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04-02-2010, 11:08 AM
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Ok thanks for input. I plan on removing all trim pieces this weekend to clean up, lay sound dead'n down and will inspect this area you mentioned.
I presume drilling the fiber glass box won't make it sound bad?
I presume drilling the fiber glass box won't make it sound bad?