how can you estimate how large a fiberglass enclosure will be if you cant pour somthing into the area you plan to use?
like against the wall of the trunk
car audio noob
how can you estimate how large a fiberglass enclosure will be if you cant pour somthing into the area you plan to use?
like against the wall of the trunk
1993 Infiniti G20
Headunit: Pioneer DEH-P7700MP
With: CD-IB100 Ipod Connector
Subs: x2 Hifonics Atlas AS12
Amp: Hifonics Brutus Bxi1606D
Ref(s): mountaneerman, trevor87
Banned
yeah use packing peanuts they usually sell in 1cuft bags
car audio noob
how do i keep the packing peanuts in place?
thats what im asking is how do do it in an area that you cant exactally measure by filling with somthing...
idk if i am explaing this how i am thinking it out.....
1993 Infiniti G20
Headunit: Pioneer DEH-P7700MP
With: CD-IB100 Ipod Connector
Subs: x2 Hifonics Atlas AS12
Amp: Hifonics Brutus Bxi1606D
Ref(s): mountaneerman, trevor87
Keepin it Simple
i think you'd be best off making the mold first....like just the side and bottom. make it larger than you know you'll need. then make your ring for the sub. when you wrap it with the fleace, then you pour in the nuts and measure. then add or subtract volume by bringing the fleace in or out. you may have to wrap a few times or shorten of heighten you ring. at this point it's trial and error.
2006 Jeep Liberty
Adire Audio, Cadence, Clarion, MB Quart
Lv = [(14630000 x R^2) / (Fb^2 x Vb)] - 1.463R
*Vb = vol. in cu"
**R = sq.rt. A / Pi (for square/slot port)
car audio noob
thanks trixter that awnsered my question
1993 Infiniti G20
Headunit: Pioneer DEH-P7700MP
With: CD-IB100 Ipod Connector
Subs: x2 Hifonics Atlas AS12
Amp: Hifonics Brutus Bxi1606D
Ref(s): mountaneerman, trevor87
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