2 L7 8" small box

[ynot818 10+ year member]

I'm going to try to build a box for 2 L7 8" to go under the seats of an '06 Frontier. Its a really small space so it would be sealed and probably single chamber. What airspace do you guys recommened the 8" be in? I'm getting the truck in two weeks. Just want to plan ahead. I want something like this:

http://www.sounddomain.com/ride/2103802 Fourth pic down

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[XtrmAudioCncpts 10+ year member]

sealed i would go .75 cubes

 

[MisterGrubbs 5,000+ posts]

Badass trucks there

Just check around and read the recommended specs. Hell, if you have enough room you could always do two 10L7's sealed or four 8L7's

Anywho, best of luck, toss up some pics when you're done.

And you need at least .5-.6 for that sub sealed probably, although it'd like more. IIRC

 

[tRiGgEr 5,000+ posts]

That is one bad *** truck!

 

[ynot818 10+ year member]

Badass trucks there
Just check around and read the recommended specs. Hell, if you have enough room you could always do two 10L7's sealed or four 8L7's

Anywho, best of luck, toss up some pics when you're done.

And you need at least .5-.6 for that sub sealed probably, although it'd like more. IIRC

I think the 10L7 is too deep. The 8L7 fits good. I'm going to try and see if I could build a box with two 8s on each side. I wish my truck looked like that:crying:

I'll post when I'm done. Just to make sure .5-.6 per sub? Polecat where you at

 

[XtrmAudioCncpts 10+ year member]

I'll post when I'm done. Just to make sure .5-.6 per sub?

specs from kicker say the MIN amount per 8 is .33 and max rec is .75 so somewhere in there per 8 is good

 

[ynot818 10+ year member]

Would I be able to use 5/8" MDF instead of 3/4" MDF if it was necessary or will it not really make a difference in size or strength?