CVR's

[-Snowrider- 10+ year member]

Well since every time i try to search i get a database error. I decided I should just ask my question.

Do Kicker CVR's preform good in a sealed box because my plan was to put two 12's behind the seat of a standard cab 1994 ford f-150.

They would be 2 2 ohm DVC and running off of a 4 channel Hifonics amp that puts out 340 watts x 2 at 4 ohms.

What do you guys think?

Thanks, Snow

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[hoxie08 5,000+ posts]

ehm, lowriderram95 or something like that has 2 12" cvr's in his.... 95 ram standard cab, they sound pretty nice... but could still stand to use bigger boxes, i dont know about how much space you are working with tho.

 

[TylerBD12 10+ year member]

I ran 2 12" CVR's in a prefab sealed box in my old Camaro. Got decently loud for what they were.

 

[hoxie08 5,000+ posts]

yeah. too bad you cant go ported, cvr's get pretty loud in a nice box as well.

 

[Polecat 5,000+ posts]

yes, 94, my son has one, thought about the Kicker CVT 12's?

 

[matt-H.P.K. 10+ year member]

i installed 2 cvr 10"s in a sealed box. they were loud but not as loud as i expected. have not heard the 12"

 

[-Snowrider- 10+ year member]

yes, 94, my son has one, thought about the Kicker CVT 12's?

Yeah i was kinda thinking about these to. but i dont know much about these at all have you heard them before.

Any other suggestions? Not sure exactly what the max mounting depth is.

 

[Polecat 5,000+ posts]

for same power handling, smaller sealed, look at the CVT 12's, then you have plenty of room. I have one 12" in my son's 94 F150, with 400+ watts, MORE than enough for him.

 

[prodgod 10+ year member]

I have 2 12" CVR's in a 2.5 cube sealed box off 600 watts, and they sound damn good and get plenty loud for myself. I heard a single 12 CVT in a guy's Ram before, and it sounded good, good sq and got decently loud for a single 12.

Swick

 

[99grandprixGT 5,000+ posts]

did your guys CVR's get louder as they broke in i just got done installing mine and so far im not impressed, unless i did something wrong.

 

[05gliguy 10+ year member]

for same power handling, smaller sealed, look at the CVT 12's, then you have plenty of room. I have one 12" in my son's 94 F150, with 400+ watts, MORE than enough for him.

I bet it sounds great too, huh? I was impressed with them after we did an install with 2 CVT 10's in a 08 f250 crew cab behind the back seat.

 

[SPLkid 10+ year member]

u should check into the cvx series i got one fofteen in a ported box and it pounds