Cutout size for CAB Ultra 12???

[slm9s]

I was going to do the cut for the CAB ultra 12 that just showed up on my doorstep. I assumed there would be info in the box on the exact cutout, but no such luck. I know I can call them on monday, but I was wanting to do it this weekend. And I can't find it on the website.

I see the SA 12 cutout is 11 and 1/8th, is it the same?

With the huuuge magnet, I can't figure out an accurate way to measure down to the 1/8th of an inch I want. I'll be cutting it out with a scroll saw.

Thanks.

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[ronin1717]

11.08

Just had a box built 2.3 cu@ 35hz

 

[BOOMINGRANDPA 5,000+ posts]

I was going to do the cut for the CAB ultra 12 that just showed up on my doorstep. I assumed there would be info in the box on the exact cutout, but no such luck. I know I can call them on monday, but I was wanting to do it this weekend. And I can't find it on the website.
I see the SA 12 cutout is 11 and 1/8th, is it the same?

With the huuuge magnet, I can't figure out an accurate way to measure down to the 1/8th of an inch I want. I'll be cutting it out with a scroll saw.

Thanks.

yeah probably just barely over 11" u could do 11" and then use router or just sand it just enough to fit.. what size box are u doin?

 

[slm9s]

Thanks!

Vol 2.2, 34hz

 

[ronin1717]

Thanks!
Vol 2.2, 34hz

Personally , i would go lower.... Mine is fairly close to yours and its not digging the lows.. I will say its only been a few days

 

[kr15 5,000+ posts]

Or a slightly larger enclosure. Closer to 2.5 is ideal

 

[Boomin_tahoe 5,000+ posts]

That's about 5.54"...and according to my Jasper jig, 5 9/16" is the closest match. You'll have a little wiggle room for the driver. I'd rather have that than a tight fit, sand a little around, test fit, sand some more, etc.

 

[slm9s]

Or a slightly larger enclosure. Closer to 2.5 is ideal

I'm pretty much at max size taking up my whole trunk.

 

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That's about 5.54"...and according to my Jasper jig, 5 9/16" is the closest match. You'll have a little wiggle room for the driver. I'd rather have that than a tight fit, sand a little around, test fit, sand some more, etc.

I'm using a compass and then a scroll saw.

 

[Boomin_tahoe 5,000+ posts]

Oh, the old school method. Make sure to cut slow. And follow the circle as good as you can.