Four 12's or two 15's?

What kind of power will you be able to run to this setup? do you have any idea how much space you can get out of your car if you would wall it?

4 cvx 12s is a good setup. very loud! ive heard that same setup in a durango. id say wall the 4 12s. they will get plenty loud and when you want better sq down the road, you can just swap them out.

A wall done right can get nasty. Not done right it can fail. It's one if those things that takes trial and error.

On low power the Kicker 12's should do nicely for you.

And I've never built a wall before let alone multiple boxes. I'm worried that if I mess up on my wall than my car is literally just ruined. I don't want that. But I would rather build it myself than trusting my local stereo shop... They ****. It's a tough decision lol.

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**** it dude you ruin your car then it can just be a wall car forever and you have as much time to get the wall right as youd like haha. but 4 12s walled leaves a lot to be desired in my opinion. If your gonna go walled i suggest tearing everything out and doing some serious measurements to see how much space you can get out of it if you were to build in the car and use all the available space possible. If you could make 3 15s fit the extra cone area would help a ton. You could also then go with some subs that would preform better than the kickers but you can not forget that you will need space for your port and sub displacements in the enclosure, which can take up a decent amount of volume. I have no idea how much space you can actually fit in your car or if your ~8 or 9 cubes guess is correct or if you can get creative and get a lot more space out of it. And knowing how much space you can achieve is a huge factor here

Ahhh, thanks for the help. I guess it's kind of pointless to try and build a removable wall? I need to sit down and seriously contemplate whether or not I'm ready to wall it of lol. I want to bad, but I don't want to **** up.

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sure it could be done.. but you will definately have to go smaller if thats the case. and it will take a little thought in how you want that to work out. It all comes down to what your comfortable with. Its a learning process, i know i started small with my first wall and wasnt sure what to expect, but as i continually changed walls setups i got louder and louder and more satisfied. for the time being at least hah there will always be the desire to outdo my last setup and thats what i love about it all

Ahhh, thanks for the help. I guess it's kind of pointless to try and build a removable wall? I need to sit down and seriously contemplate whether or not I'm ready to wall it of lol. I want to bad, but I don't want to **** up.

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If your willing to spend the money to build a wall etc .. Just do 2 nasty 15s normal box and it will get as loud as the 4 kicker wall easily if you do it right ..

If you don't have experience with walls, I say go with the 2 15s.

So much easier and cheaper to do trial and errors with 2 15s than a wall.

If your willing to spend the money to build a wall etc .. Just do 2 nasty 15s normal box and it will get as loud as the 4 kicker wall easily if you do it right ..

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This was my first thought but if hes running real low power and not willing to upgrade electrical then cone area is big. although id still suggest at least changing those over to some better 12s if that's the route he chooses

This was my first thought but if hes running real low power and not willing to upgrade electrical then cone area is big. although id still suggest at least changing those over to some better 12s if that's the route he chooses

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Just seems way more logical to spend the wall money on alt , amp etc .. Sell his old amp and kickers grab 2 nice 15s ..

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