if I made a fiberglass mold of my spare tire well, and then built a box around it, how would I figure out the cu. ft. of the tire well to add to the box, someone please help
if I made a fiberglass mold of my spare tire well, and then built a box around it, how would I figure out the cu. ft. of the tire well to add to the box, someone please help
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could allways fill it with somthing (like packing peanuts) then measure how much it took to fill it.
This is how I calculated my FG enclosure I just did. Except I used styro pellets. Peanuts will probably be easier to use.Originally Posted by azbass
get some packing peanuts and dump them in the enclosure until its full
dump those peanuts into an empty box
measure your cubic feet

Or with some tire wells, theres a little hole. Plug it and fill it, gallon after gallon with water. Convert that into cuft, then let the water go
PS, if there isnt a hole, make one with a drill
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fill er with water.
wow filling it with water is the dumbest idea ive ever herd....my trunk has a cd player right there....would be dumb as hell to put water back there unless there was a direct siphon to let the water out
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Fill it with hot syrup.
Or packing peanuts.
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you may think it is the dumbest idea ever, but its also the most accurate way you will measure it. No matter what else you put in there, there will be little spaces of air, and may not get in to all areas completely. Trust me, ive done it a couple of times.Originally Posted by kotec123

Just fill the tire well, its ok, trust us...
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not everyone's trunk has a cd player in it broOriginally Posted by kotec123
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I was also going to say fill it with water. Most accurate way to get the measuremnt. although the peanuts might be a lot easier once you take them out and place them back into a box and measure it they will all settle different making a small change or a huge change...all depends on t he way they settle.
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Get some graph paper, make yourself a scale, then use Calculus.
if you have a shop vac or something of the sorts getting water out shouldn't be that hard... or like Doitle said, do some **** math
water ftw
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