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[Mr FaceCaser]

Finally got the box built (the top is off so I can load the subwoofers in and do the wiring bc my car is at the mechanic shop) Thank you to everyone who helped me with getting the right material to be able to bulid it. It's 33" wide 17.25" tall and 21.5" depth at 3.95 cubic feet air space. The wood on the front got a little messed up from the screw.

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[Deiimos]

Looks good man, nice job!

 

[Doxquzme Premium Member]

Finally got the box built (the top is off so I can load the subwoofers in and do the wiring bc my car is at the mechanic shop) Thank you to everyone who helped me with getting the right material to be able to bulid it. It's 33" wide 17.25" tall and 21.5" depth at 3.95 cubic feet air space. The wood on the front got a little messed up from the screw.

Nice! turned out great. Those are well designed/built boxes, should sound great!

 

[Mr FaceCaser]

Looks good man, nice job!

Thank you

 

[Mr FaceCaser]

Nice! turned out great. Those are well designed/built boxes, should sound great!

I bet it will

 

[audiobaun 5,000+ posts]

Finally got the box built (the top is off so I can load the subwoofers in and do the wiring bc my car is at the mechanic shop) Thank you to everyone who helped me with getting the right material to be able to bulid it. It's 33" wide 17.25" tall and 21.5" depth at 3.95 cubic feet air space. The wood on the front got a little messed up from the screw.

Looks great man!! Its a little work, but well worth the money and time spent for these GP Enclosures. I think you will be very happy with it. It should last you a very long time. I would highly recommend that you get a tube of silicone/Caulking and fill everyone of the cracks inside and outside the enclosure and all the other splits, so that that enclosure is air Tight/Sealed up. That way you will not have any issues with performance loss/air lose with exception of the tuning port.

 

[Mr FaceCaser]

Looks great man!! Its a little work, but well worth the money and time spent for these GP Enclosures. I think you will be very happy with it. It should last you a very long time. I would highly recommend that you get a tube of silicone/Caulking and fill everyone of the cracks inside and outside the enclosure and all the other splits, so that that enclosure is air Tight/Sealed up. That way you will not have any issues with performance loss/air lose with exception of the tuning port.

I put wood glue all around the edges inside the box? Should I put slicone to?

 

[audiobaun 5,000+ posts]

I put wood glue all around the edges inside the box? Should I put slicone to?

As long as you sealed the inside and outside of the enclosures cracks and crevices. It will be solid and should never leak or try to push apart/flex due to sub air pressure. Silicone is cheap, and ax extra measure to utilize to make certain that that enclosure stays sealed done correctly

 

[audiobaun 5,000+ posts]

I put wood glue all around the edges inside the box? Should I put slicone to?

I would get some caulk/ Silicone and seal every crack and crevice and screw splits inside and outside. Everywhere

 

[Mr FaceCaser]

I would get some caulk/ Silicone and seal every crack and crevice and screw splits inside and outside. Everywhere

Did what you recommend and let me just say thank you bc it worked so far!!!

 

[Doxquzme Premium Member]

Great enclosure!

 

[Mr FaceCaser]

Great enclosure!

Thank you!! Thanks to you and audio I used 2 12 guage wires to drop ot down to 9 and then also used slicone!!! I get my car back tomorrow once this thing is alive I'll post pics and vids

 

[audiobaun 5,000+ posts]

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Did what you recommend and let me just say thank you bc it worked so far!!!

Excellent!! You will appreciate later. that enclosure will hold together and serve well sealed off properly Very Nice man!

 

[audiobaun 5,000+ posts]

Thank you!! Thanks to you and audio I used 2 12 guage wires to drop ot down to 9 and then also used slicone!!! I get my car back tomorrow once this thing is alive I'll post pics and vids

Looking forward to that for sure man!!! Sweet. Nice work thus far. do you have help to get that enclosure and subs in? It may help. Its going be pretty heavy when subs go in. Take your time. Ive seen people rush and damage the enclosure as well as subs. Just take your time. You are almost back to some Bass man. You may have drop subs in after enclosure goes in. be sure center up on the outlets so no air leaks bye.

 

[Doxquzme Premium Member]

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Did what you recommend and let me just say thank you bc it worked so far!!!

Definitely get some of this to put inbetween the back of the woofer frame and the enclosure to insure you get a good seal with the subs.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08B1FK971/?tag=caraudiocom-20