Is it possible to fit 3.5 net cubes in...

[JoeK 10+ year member]

My pontiac bonneville? It must go in through the trunk and the trunk is only 32" wide.

I have the dimensions for this box around (i dont know the specific numbers) 32", 25" deep, 15" high..

Point being, i need 3.7 cubes through that 32" gap and it cannot be higher than 15", im not sure how the depth would seeing as the box has to go in cok-eyed to begin with

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[Julian 10+ year member]

with wood that was .75 thick you would end up around 5.5 cubes.

at 1.5 " thick you would end up around 4.4... so yes...

and please use this....

Subwoofer Enclosure Calculators, Fraction to Decimal, Parallel, Series, Port Length and Volume Calculators

 

[Fi-brations 10+ year member]

i dont know how we could tell for u, unless someone on here has done the exact same thing in the same car, get some pieces of cardboard taped together in a rough shape of those dimensions and see what you have to do

 

[Julian 10+ year member]

Shove it through the rear deck.

 

[mylows10 5,000+ posts]

should be able to, my daughter has a 2001 grand am pretty much the same type off deal .i put a 4^3 kerfed port box in hers with a custom dc lvl 2 15 on 800 watts rms ,its crazy loud ,she says way to much bass for her.

 

[JoeK 10+ year member]

I think its possible too, its just that the pro box builder who built my last one said it was impossible to fit 4.5 in there, and has an aversion against a 3.7.... these guys who offered to do it for the cost of wood said they could no problem.

They took measures and are working on it now, im just curious myself. I hope a bigger box results in the tonal output i think i should be getting.... They are using 5/8" wood, i think its particle board

 

[RangerDangerV2 5,000+ posts]

with wood that was .75 thick you would end up around 5.5 cubes.at 1.5 " thick you would end up around 4.4... so yes...

and please use this....

Subwoofer Enclosure Calculators, Fraction to Decimal, Parallel, Series, Port Length and Volume Calculators

dont use that calculator. it is junk.

 

[Julian 10+ year member]

How is it junk? Just to calculate potential box volume it's great.

 

[RangerDangerV2 5,000+ posts]

How is it junk? Just to calculate potential box volume it's great.

torres is better. or just use your brain.

 

[Julian 10+ year member]

torres is better. or just use your brain.

Lulz...

 

[splwj47 10+ year member]

its pretty simply math to figure out.

 

[JoeK 10+ year member]

With that 12volt.com calculator it looks like i can get some pretty good boxes around 5-6 cubes in here... i'll have to experiment one day

 

[JoeK 10+ year member]

Welp, the dimensions are 32 by 15 by 25, which is like.. 5.8cubes? Is that too much for the GPI?(DC XL 15)

 

[RAM_Designs 5,000+ posts]

torres is better. or just use your brain.

Torres doesn't account for port displacement when using aeroports.

 

[fivepoints 10+ year member]

that about 5.6 cubes try 27.5 wide times 16.5tall times 15 deep the inside was 26 wide times 15 tall times 13.5 deep =5265 cubic inches divided by 1728 equals 3.047 cubic foot if any thing you could throw it in here at this link. by the way those sizes we had a hard time fitting them in a g6 at school if any thing like it tere will be a hard time fitting it.

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