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<blockquote data-quote="&amp;amp;gt;&amp;amp;gt;SQL&amp;amp;lt;&amp;amp;lt;" data-source="post: 7922077" data-attributes="member: 633661">Ok - 1) sorry but I think that van looks horrible, I guess if you are into passing out free candy at teh middle school it would be fine.2) The previous install was horrible, RCA&#039;s ziptied to the Power wires, garbage amps, garbage subs, garbage installation.However, that is the past.I can see why you want to run the same box, as it was glassed and does not look that bad.&nbsp; But a couple of things.&nbsp; First I now question everything to do with the stereo setup as the previous owner knew nothing at all.&nbsp; Second ported does so much more, if you want (creepy) van to really shake (hopefully while no small children are inside) ported will do it much easier than sealed.So you really need to see how much airspace is in each chamber.&nbsp; You can use packing peanuts to find the volume.As for getting power (an amp) power is super cheap these days so it is not really that hard or expensive.Find out what airspace you are working with (and also think about tossing that box out and going ported) and it will be much easier to resommend some equipment to you.</blockquote>

[QUOTE=">>SQL<<, post: 7922077, member: 633661"] Ok - 1) sorry but I think that van looks horrible, I guess if you are into passing out free candy at teh middle school it would be fine. 2) The previous install was horrible, RCA's ziptied to the Power wires, garbage amps, garbage subs, garbage installation. However, that is the past. I can see why you want to run the same box, as it was glassed and does not look that bad. But a couple of things. First I now question everything to do with the stereo setup as the previous owner knew nothing at all. Second ported does so much more, if you want (creepy) van to really shake (hopefully while no small children are inside) ported will do it much easier than sealed. So you really need to see how much airspace is in each chamber. You can use packing peanuts to find the volume. As for getting power (an amp) power is super cheap these days so it is not really that hard or expensive. Find out what airspace you are working with (and also think about tossing that box out and going ported) and it will be much easier to resommend some equipment to you. [/QUOTE]

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