Got my FiQ12 need help with box - ideas ...

[DUlrich1227 0]

Just recieved my FiQ12" need some help on box ideas measurments.. etc..

I drive an 06 Nissan Xterrra. I would like to build a box the slants at an angle "towards" you following the countour of the back seats to.. (larger on the bottom , to smaller on top with the front being straight , facing the back) if that makes sense...Ill post a measurement of the height of the back seat at the angle but if any one is an SUV owner out there you know what i mean... i hope...that makes sense... I am assuming an angle on the back of the box doesnt make a difference.. its the amount of air inside.. I also need some recomendations on terminals for the box.... I am open to alternate ideas if anyone out there drives an xterrra.. oh and this will be a sealed enclosure

thanks

dave

Edited April 8, 2009 by DUlrich1227

[DUlrich1227 0]

Back with some measurements .. hoping some one can help with more exact and than what size MDF...

The back of my seats go up at and angle at a height of @ 17"

so my ruff measurement would be..

BACK ANGLED 17" >> like that >> /

Bottom about 12" fattter than the top piece

Top @ 7" << ruff estimate.. smaller than the bottom piece due to the angle..

get someone help me get a little more exact with CUBIC needs of the sub..

Thanks..

Dave

[burton907 0]

use 3/4" MDF, that will be just fine for a single 12".

i have a 12"q, i have it in a 1.5 cuft (before all displacements) and i'm realy happy with the performence. i havent heard it in smaller box, but this one handles really well. btw i'm in a Nissan Pathfinder. i don't think this will help too much, but i know you'll be happy in what ever you put it in. just keep it under 1.5cuft

[DUlrich1227 0]

burton what are the measurments of your box and how do you have installed?

can anyone out there nudge me in the right direction for some measurments.. i am looking for tight SQ...

Thanks

dave

[DUlrich1227 0]

had to do a little bump.... i need some measurments please.. not sure how to convert to cubic feet... thanks

[lithium 358]

take inches cubed and divide by 1728 to get it in feet cubed