How feasible is it to cut a double baffle off the top of a box and replace it? Anyone ever try this? I want to do because Im thinking of changing subs, possibly from an 18" to 6 8"s
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How feasible is it to cut a double baffle off the top of a box and replace it? Anyone ever try this? I want to do because Im thinking of changing subs, possibly from an 18" to 6 8"s
Originally Posted by audioholic
doITdaWHITEwayORdoITtwice
depends on tools, not difficult.
Here is my feedback Thread: http://www.caraudio.com/forum/showth...ght=fasfocus00
"If you ain't cheatin', You ain't trying"
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I certainly have access to the proper tools. But as long as its done correctly there shouldn't be a problem with the structure of it?
doITdaWHITEwayORdoITtwice
it shouldn't hurt any thing structurally, if worried about that just add a little bracing to the added baffle.
Here is my feedback Thread: http://www.caraudio.com/forum/showth...ght=fasfocus00
"If you ain't cheatin', You ain't trying"
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Alright cool, thanks man
Shaggy DOA
circular saw and go to town, have "modified" more then one box like that...
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its simple really, but if it was me i would just add another baffle, i have boxes with double/triple baffles on each side lol, carpet or bedliner and you will never notice
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I've wanted to do that before. I guess as long as its right sized and sealed well, you'll be good
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