Today i built my box (MDF) for my two Soundsplinter RL-p's.(letting it cure for a day)
When i go back tomorrow to bolt the subs in should i use tee nuts or not...the subs r pretty heavy (35 pounds)
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Tee Nuts?
Today i built my box (MDF) for my two Soundsplinter RL-p's.(letting it cure for a day)
When i go back tomorrow to bolt the subs in should i use tee nuts or not...the subs r pretty heavy (35 pounds)
98' Dodge Ram Ext. cab
H/U: Clarion DXZ945MP
Front Speakers: Infinity Kappa 693.5i
Back: Infinity Kappa 63.5i
Speaker amp: JBL 300.4
Sub amp: PA A3000DB
Subs: 2 12" SoundSplinter Rl-p's 1.2 ft^3/side sealed
--Load Boss HO alternator 205a
120 ft^2 eDead
48 ft^2 Dynamat extreme
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bump
98' Dodge Ram Ext. cab
H/U: Clarion DXZ945MP
Front Speakers: Infinity Kappa 693.5i
Back: Infinity Kappa 63.5i
Speaker amp: JBL 300.4
Sub amp: PA A3000DB
Subs: 2 12" SoundSplinter Rl-p's 1.2 ft^3/side sealed
--Load Boss HO alternator 205a
120 ft^2 eDead
48 ft^2 Dynamat extreme
Super Mod
Don't bump something 22 minutes after you create it, just... don't do it...
As for the T-nuts, I wouldn't do them unless you plan on having the subs in and out of the box quite frequently, or unless you just want to... 35lbs isn't too much for 8 screws to handle.
Caraudio.com - Where the average member couldn't wire a SPST toggle if they had to.
More proof.
No, Andy, I'm sure the context is fine.Originally Posted by Andrew_as
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ok thanks ...sry about the bumping i needed to kno before i went to bed so i could return the tee nuts
98' Dodge Ram Ext. cab
H/U: Clarion DXZ945MP
Front Speakers: Infinity Kappa 693.5i
Back: Infinity Kappa 63.5i
Speaker amp: JBL 300.4
Sub amp: PA A3000DB
Subs: 2 12" SoundSplinter Rl-p's 1.2 ft^3/side sealed
--Load Boss HO alternator 205a
120 ft^2 eDead
48 ft^2 Dynamat extreme
Super Mod
Noah has his 18" XXX secured in with screws, if they can handle that thing with a MTX 1501d on it, they can handle an RL-P. If you already have em use em...
nothing like KNOWING your sub is more than secure... bolt the box down and use security bolts to hold the subs in, that's make it way harder to get out unless you had the right driver, and most theives won't have security drivers...
Caraudio.com - Where the average member couldn't wire a SPST toggle if they had to.
More proof.
No, Andy, I'm sure the context is fine.
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For my edification, what does it mean when someone "bumps"?
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when they post another post saying anything that brings it to the top of the forum area.
I have just bumped this thread.
Car: 1999 Plymouth Neon
Head Unit: Alpine CDA-9853
Components: RE RE comps in some custom kick panels.
Subs: 1x Alpine Type R 1242D In a vented 33 hz 3cuft box. (redesiging)
Sub Amp: 1x Alpine MRD-M301 mono amp (400 rms/14.4volts @ 2ohms)
Speaker Amp: Infinity 7520a (97 rms x2 /14.4volts @ 4 ohms)
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