Time for a wall!

[RipDaJacka]

now it has 6 DD 2512s and stetsom 2k6.. Daily Driver.. 150s on music

 

[Ed Lester 10+ year member]

now it has 6 DD 2512s and stetsom 2k6.. Daily Driver.. 150s on music

Looks good too.

 

[JEXTEL 10+ year member]

Port in the middle and sub on each side will be least loud, subs on pass side and port on driver side will be the loudest.
Port on top and subs on bottom will be almost the same as port on the bottom and subs on top. And you should be able to break 150 with these setups.

im just going to do the port on the bottom and subs on top..

any tips on bracing?

 

[Ed Lester 10+ year member]

im just going to do the port on the bottom and subs on top..
any tips on bracing?

Most importantly brace the baffle to the back wall. If the baffle flexes you will have alot of loss.

You can use 2x4s but I mostly use 1" square tube steel filled with fiberglass resin to eliminate resonance.

 

[flexxissues 10+ year member]

I have my jeep walled with 2 18" MTs on a jbl A6000GTi and it is a sub on each side and port in the middle and im doing a 153.1 legal certified at the dash. And windows down on music im doing a 154

Although.... i think i have gotten bit by the spl bug again and i may be doing a rebuild on the wall..

Btw.. Hi ED! lol

 

[pr-festiva 10+ year member]

are you going for numbers or just insanely loud bass? if its just numbers a 150 can be had with 2000watts or less.Just takes a little time screwing around with the box,,by the way Ed i made the baffle thicker and gained 1.1 Db

 

[JEXTEL 10+ year member]

Most importantly brace the baffle to the back wall. If the baffle flexes you will have alot of loss.You can use 2x4s but I mostly use 1" square tube steel filled with fiberglass resin to eliminate resonance.

im no good with metal

I have my jeep walled with 2 18" MTs on a jbl A6000GTi and it is a sub on each side and port in the middle and im doing a 153.1 legal certified at the dash. And windows down on music im doing a 154
Although.... i think i have gotten bit by the spl bug again and i may be doing a rebuild on the wall..

Btw.. Hi ED! lol

that sounds good..

are you going for numbers or just insanely loud bass? if its just numbers a 150 can be had with 2000watts or less.Just takes a little time screwing around with the box,,by the way Ed i made the baffle thicker and gained 1.1 Db

loud bass with music for sure!!!

Heres what i have in mind

-entire box double (1.5") the sides and back maybe have another layer added(2.25)

-entire inside resined

-32 hz i designed it for 32 but with the bracing and resin im hoping it wont go beyond 33hz

-140sq in of port area

-some 2x4 bracing

Now for the part i can get over..I know i mention this before but i cant decide on port on top or bottom. The port will be 28" by 5" i think making on the bottom will be easy but port on top seems to be better..(no seats blocking air movement)

 

[Team WP Bill 10+ year member]

Good for 155.5 burps flat within 3db from 36 to 63 bass raced a 52 on 2 MM4000.1 and 4 2150. ugly as hell but had potential to look good.

 

[JEXTEL 10+ year member]

thats a huge port...

how hard is it to use threaded rods?

 

[Ed Lester 10+ year member]

I have my jeep walled with 2 18" MTs on a jbl A6000GTi and it is a sub on each side and port in the middle and im doing a 153.1 legal certified at the dash. And windows down on music im doing a 154
Although.... i think i have gotten bit by the spl bug again and i may be doing a rebuild on the wall..

Btw.. Hi ED! lol

Hey, lets see some pics of the rebuild.

Still 2 subs?

 

[Ed Lester 10+ year member]

are you going for numbers or just insanely loud bass? if its just numbers a 150 can be had with 2000watts or less.Just takes a little time screwing around with the box,,by the way Ed i made the baffle thicker and gained 1.1 Db

Sweet, I knew you could get that thing louder.

 

[Ed Lester 10+ year member]

thats a huge port...
how hard is it to use threaded rods?

Threaded rod is easy to use. I just never felt they were clean looking.

The 1" square tube can be easy if you use L brackets.

2x4s are the easiest to use.

 

[Team WP Bill 10+ year member]

Port was 302sqin

 

[JEXTEL 10+ year member]

Threaded rod is easy to use. I just never felt they were clean looking.
The 1" square tube can be easy if you use L brackets.

2x4s are the easiest to use.

think you can link me?

 

[Ed Lester 10+ year member]

http://www.metalsdepot.com/products/hrsteel2.phtml?page=sqtube&LimAcc=$LimAcc

You can get all the supplies at Home Depot or Lowes.

They have various sized steel, L brackets, and steel screws to attach them.

You can get a metal cutting blade for a jigsaw or circular saw, and pre-drill all your screw holes.

To reduce vibration, it would be best to fill the tube with fiberglass resin or expanding foam, after you attach the brackets.