HDC3 18 in single cab

[sthib 10+ year member]

Was wondering how would this sound in my truck on a aq 2200d i modified inside of my truck so i think i can fit it.

Also will it be able to handle the 2200d (new copper) and what is the minimum box size for this sub?

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[d-REW 10+ year member]

no

 

[csu87 10+ year member]

youre looking at atleast 5cuft for that sub. good luck fitting that in a single cab

 

[Stephen_c 10+ year member]

youre looking at atleast 5cuft for that sub. good luck fitting that in a single cab

in my single cab 5cuft is small //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/fyi.gif.9f1f679348da7204ce960cfc74bca8e0.gif

 

[sthib 10+ year member]

I took out bench seat have 2 bucket seats with nothing in the middle i think i can get the cubic feet just need to know if it will sound good? and no post dumping please?

 

[csu87 10+ year member]

itll sound good if you design it properly and can get the space. but a 5cuft box after displacements is really a 6.5-7cuft box atleast

 

[sthib 10+ year member]

I know im running possible boxes right now if i get the cubic feet it should be insane.

 

[d-REW 10+ year member]

dude asks the same questions every day if the aq2200 will push a hdc310 it will push a hdc318.

 

[sthib 10+ year member]

just like to get wide spread opinions sorry!

 

[IMOVeCHICKENS! 10+ year member]

R - tard

 

[scottyk 10+ year member]

If you can fit it, the 18 will do perfectly fine with a 2200. And in a single cab if you can get the proper box space, it should slam.

I'd rather save some space though and go with something like a single 10 or even 2. They will still get plenty loud in such a small area

Edit: And actually, the HDC3 10's are on sale now. 169$ a piece, DJ's giving them away for a steal. In a small area like a single cab, 2 10's can get very loud. Check out Thorshammer on here, he got 2 10's to do over a 150 if I remember correctly and that was out of a trunk. I'd personally rather suggest giving 2 10's the proper airspace without straining to make room then fit a big ol' 18 in there and it take up every last bit of space left.

 

[tez4life Premium Member]

If you can fit it, the 18 will do perfectly fine with a 2200. And in a single cab if you can get the proper box space, it should slam.
I'd rather save some space though and go with something like a single 10 or even 2. They will still get plenty loud in such a small area

Edit: And actually, the HDC3 10's are on sale now. 169$ a piece, DJ's giving them away for a steal. In a small area like a single cab, 2 10's can get very loud. Check out Thorshammer on here, he got 2 10's to do over a 150 if I remember correctly and that was out of a trunk. I'd personally rather suggest giving 2 10's the proper airspace without straining to make room then fit a big ol' 18 in there and it take up every last bit of space left.

This.

Friend of mine got a 146.3 TL in a single cab with (2) HDC3 10s and a AQ3500D. Stock electrical, gains on the AQ set with a DMM to only put out 1800w. Was loud and low as hell, even tuned to 38hz. However, was a tight squeeze and he had a full size GMC.

I would really suggest the 10s.

 

[Bobby322 10+ year member]

depends on how the box is built. I have 3.5 cuft in my dodge 1500 single cab and it takes up alot of room...thats why im going with a 12 and a better designed box for a truck.

 

[azimuth 5,000+ posts]

5 cubes is too small anyway, even if he could fit it. 5 cubes ported is not actually a 5 cube box. after displacement, it'll be more like 6 cubes. if you could actually get 6 cubes (probably not), then you'd have enough room to seal it, but far short for porting it.

 

[spencer321 10+ year member]

i love how 90% of you don't answer his question but instead tell him about what HIS vehicle will and will not have room for...

my 02 ram standard cab had 8 cubes behind the seats... some standard cabs have more room than your little cars.