porkchop

Naw Im taking my time on this one and doing everything right incase I upgrade in the future, no shortcuts on this install just to hear it. The box will be 3.75ft^3 @ 30Hz, working on final design with shizzzon (thanks man) respected view ! looking good. chop

i like it. looks good. more pics. chop

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is this almost done? wanting to see finished pics and vids! definetly some vid. the cost of the box and amp / battery rack ? just curious? thanks' chop

this will be insane, all over again ! ! ! lol chop

quite a bit of flex there, does it rattle all to hell? the 77' Cougar we done has quit a bit of flex, not this much, but you cannot hear it at all. just curious, thanks chop

If I can help let me know I do what I. Can! will do, for sure! Thanks.

700 holes! can't wait to see the finished product though, it will be awesome.

nice start, no screws approach = FTW! is the inside coating just paint? lookin good! oh, and grandparents are FTW too, lol.

hell yeah.... looking good.

what team do you play for, lol! do you have the option of removing some of the interior panels in the rear? chop

looks good and sounds great, seen it when we where down there. cost friendly builds that look and sound great = FTW

nice build log, I like all the pics. I need to learn to take my time and do them like this. I also need to get the ol' lady to chip in on the fun too. lol. I mean don't get me wrong, she knows what a screwdriver is,............ it's just she prefers a long island ice tea! lol keep up the good work, it is inspirational to say the least. chop

is that 3/4" birch?

good looking work so far bro. that is smooth how you got the box in there. can't wait to see it all put together. keep up the good work chop

okay, i have gotten myself confused here, need some help fellars. oh, and only moderate flamming of the equipment here, it is not mine! lol American Legacy LA-2278 amplifier, 2 ohm stable @ 450 watts....... Three(3) Kicker CompVR 12"s , I believe they are 2 ohm DVC., 400 W.RMS...... If they are indeed 2 ohm. DVC., I will wire them parallel / series, so a 3 ohm. load on the amp..... if for some reason we find that they are 4 ohm. DVC., then the wiring will be series / parallel , which is a 2.67 ohm. load. ........ the question is, how many watts will the subs be seeing? I am assuming that there is a good chance that the amp will not do it's true rated power, but for all general purposes, what would the subs each see? Thanks for the help, I get confused if they each see the 450 watts or they will divide it..... when trying to read up, i see both examples but i never find out how to determine the math of it all. thanks again, chop

mines a 93, sorry.

wow, perhaps a small college class and 2010's santa will get me closer to what i need to have / know, lol.

I completely forgot to answer your question, lol. You take a DMM and set it to AC volts and connect it to your speaker terminals on the amp which is easiest. You also take an ammeter and clamp ALL wires of the same polarity together coming off that amp only. If you clamp + and - it will not read anything. So, you then get a live reading of AC volts x AC amps and this will give you wattage output. It's easiest to measure on a sine wave and have sturdy connections! i have watched you use these some and have seen multiple times where they are coming into play for my needs, i think santa needs to bring me a set of them.... what would be a good set, price and quality that you would suggest, keep in mind, santa don't spend very much on me, lol

they are rated for 400 watts rms. posted above, he he.... he will be playing loud hip hop, in a trunk of a caprice, i will do the install tomorrow and let you know, thanks.

thanks bro

the subs were wanting from 1.75 to 2.25 cubes per, i ended up with 5.48 net or 1.82 per. , tuned to 34hz. and 87 sq. in. of port area. so if he was to upgrade his amp, 1200 watts rms. would be very suitable, correct? OT : left comment on your future install in othere post.

wow, that sorta sucks though..... what is the way to measure what the subs are seeing? which tool do you use? thanks for the quick reply.

confused to what make and model of John Deer tractor does this wheel go to? and why is it posted here? lol what diameter are we looking at?

i like how you have picked a style and theme and have continued to tweak it out. nice ride, inside and out.