Ridiculous question

[NASTY08IMPALA]

op the box will make or break your system .do it right the first time

[mlstrass]

nothing wrong with what he plans do to assuming he does it right. Some of the walls I've built are 2-3 "boxes" connected inside the vehicle...

[BoomBoxStereo]

ive seen countless threads by op about him piecing scavaging and going the cheap route . The box is the more important part of your system stop trying to cheap on it save up a little cash and have a box professionally made once you hear one youll never go back

this wasn't going to be a permanent solution, i just wanted to see if it was possible... i like to experiment

[BoomBoxStereo]

nothing wrong with what he plans do to assuming he does it right. Some of the walls I've built are 2-3 "boxes" connected inside the vehicle...

how would you do it?

[cdc351jeferson]

this wasn't going to be a permanent solution, i just wanted to see if it was possible... i like to experiment

from what ive seen with the time and money youve put into other boxes you could have come up with what i paid for my box .

[mylows10]

just make sure you sand all the edges before putting it back together ,i just did the same thing on my box.came out pretty good too ,just needs paint or carpet .

[pro-rabbit]

You can try and take which ever enclosure is not built out of particle board(I remember one of them was) and try and work with it.

In most cases with such a simple enclosure it is faster and not to much more to get an enclosure for the new subs.

If your a dead set on trying, just try and take it apart and see what happens. The real issue I see is that those two enclosures are pretty small in net volume and they would need to be enlarged.

[marc2112]

That's not a ridiculous question compared to "Can I bridge my head unit to power my 2 12" subs located in my A-pillars?".

[Jerhemy]

It all depends on your ingenuity and your wood working skills, OP. Anything is possible, if you have the right size pieces of wood and you can figure out how to make it fit together, do it to it!

post pics if/when you try.

But, obviously it will not be optimal and building/buying a properly built enclosure is the ideal way to go.

Good luck

[West]

It all depends on your ingenuity and your wood working skills, OP. Anything is possible, if you have the right size pieces of wood and you can figure out how to make it fit together, do it to it!

post pics if/when you try.

But, obviously it will not be optimal and building/buying a properly built enclosure is the ideal way to go.

Good luck

Want to see pics of FrankenBox as well...