New System...Need Help On Box Size....Check It Out

[SatterBoi 10+ year member]

Ok im back again with a new suv (new to me) and i just got done buying a few things. Its a 1993 GMC Yukon 2 door.

This is what i have so far...(will post pics when the items get here)

(6) 15" MD Sidewinders.....Sealed subs up.

(3) Crunch GP 1600.1 amps....(1 amp per set at 1ohm)

(2) Runs of Knu 0awg...(All Knu 4awg to the amps)

(1) Crunch P 900.4.....(for door speakers)

And thats what i have so far im still in the middle of getting a few things like speakers, Deck and batterys...

I need to know whats the best size sealed box for the Sidewinders. And should each sub have its own chamber?

I got alot of room to work with.(I think) 48" Long, 33" Wide and Up to 30" tall...

Please help me out. Thank you very much............

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[SatterBoi 10+ year member]

So what do you guys think???

 

[SatterBoi 10+ year member]

6 15s? ??? Why not just go with 4 18s and have more air space per sub

Well i dont have the room for 4 18's because seat to hatch is only 36 and i still need room for my amps. And plus i heard that these MD Sidewinders (already have) work great and get loud in sealed boxes

I just need to fine out what size sealed box would be best i cant really find any info on the 15's

 

[SatterBoi 10+ year member]

Well example if the 12's are max sealed for about 3 cubic feet. try like 4.5 for a 15...or call upp the manufactor and ask

I heard of people using the 12's in 1cf each....

 

[mazdakid 5,000+ posts]

Well example if the 12's are max sealed for about 3 cubic feet. try like 4.5 for a 15...or call upp the manufactor and ask

3 cubes sealed for a 12 is too big.

4.5 cubes sealed for a 15 is too big.

imo

id do about 2.5-3 for each 15 sealed

 

[SatterBoi 10+ year member]

3 cubes sealed for a 12 is too big.4.5 cubes sealed for a 15 is too big.

imo

id do about 2.5-3 for each 15 sealed

Do you know where i can find info on the MD Sidewinders?