I plan on running 2 of those in a ext cab s10, off a audiopipe 1800d, will this box work well or is it to big for the subs?
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4.2 cubes tuned to 34hz
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I plan on running 2 of those in a ext cab s10, off a audiopipe 1800d, will this box work well or is it to big for the subs?
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4.2 cubes tuned to 34hz
thanks
1999 Ford Taurus
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Front/Rear Stage Amp: Old school punch 200a4
Sub Stage: Alpine type r 15" 3.5 30hz
Sub Stage Amp: AudioPipe 1800D
1997 Chevy S10
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Front/Rear Stage Amp: Old school JBL
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1999 Ford Taurus
Front/Rear Stage: Searching
Front/Rear Stage Amp: Old school punch 200a4
Sub Stage: Alpine type r 15" 3.5 30hz
Sub Stage Amp: AudioPipe 1800D
1997 Chevy S10
Front/Rear Stage: Searching
Front/Rear Stage Amp: Old school JBL
Sub Stage: Searching
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Those specs should work fine, but you'll want something not so deep(assuming you're not a midget). With a 12" sub you can fire up and make it 13" deep. Or you can fire subs forward and port up and go even shallower if you really need leg room. What kind of dimensions do you have to work with?
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1999 Ford Taurus
Front/Rear Stage: Searching
Front/Rear Stage Amp: Old school punch 200a4
Sub Stage: Alpine type r 15" 3.5 30hz
Sub Stage Amp: AudioPipe 1800D
1997 Chevy S10
Front/Rear Stage: Searching
Front/Rear Stage Amp: Old school JBL
Sub Stage: Searching
Sub Stage Searching
well, the bench seats on the side, even when folded up take a couple inches on each side, Imageshack - 2cubes35hz3125sqin5bc.png maybe i will just go with one?
1999 Ford Taurus
Front/Rear Stage: Searching
Front/Rear Stage Amp: Old school punch 200a4
Sub Stage: Alpine type r 15" 3.5 30hz
Sub Stage Amp: AudioPipe 1800D
1997 Chevy S10
Front/Rear Stage: Searching
Front/Rear Stage Amp: Old school JBL
Sub Stage: Searching
Sub Stage Searching
You could also do a dual-10 box in the space you listed.
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in 2 cubic feet?
1999 Ford Taurus
Front/Rear Stage: Searching
Front/Rear Stage Amp: Old school punch 200a4
Sub Stage: Alpine type r 15" 3.5 30hz
Sub Stage Amp: AudioPipe 1800D
1997 Chevy S10
Front/Rear Stage: Searching
Front/Rear Stage Amp: Old school JBL
Sub Stage: Searching
Sub Stage Searching
1999 Ford Taurus
Front/Rear Stage: Searching
Front/Rear Stage Amp: Old school punch 200a4
Sub Stage: Alpine type r 15" 3.5 30hz
Sub Stage Amp: AudioPipe 1800D
1997 Chevy S10
Front/Rear Stage: Searching
Front/Rear Stage Amp: Old school JBL
Sub Stage: Searching
Sub Stage Searching
I believe so. You'll have more output because you'll have more cone area and less power compression as well. I assume you'd be running the amp at 2ohms to a single 12"er, which would be more power than you'd really need for a single 12" SDC. Use the amp at 1ohm and you have more power overall, more cone area, and better use of that power by having less power available per woofer, while still being able to push them hard.
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