Glovebox/Subbox?
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So far I only have a couple of hours into it. I'm not planning on a big thumper, just something for a little base fill in the 'vert. The tricky part is going to be the upper part of the enclosure. I took out the plastic that hides the ecu, closed up a non modified glovebox, and used expanding foam in a bag to get the dimensions for the top. -
I think too much work, but go for it. Looks like a fun project. I'd be worried about vibration, though.Leave a comment:
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They said it couldn't be done...
But I'm doin it.
This is in the rough sand stage, it should be roughly .5cf when it's complete.
Yes, I know it looks rough. It's nowhere near complete. I have a ton of sanding to do then sculpt the handle pocket.
I've built many boxes and enjoy bodywork. This is the first time doing fleece and glass. It's been a very interesting learning experience to say the least. I'm not one to take on simple projects, I just jump in and tread water 'till I figure it out.
It'll be covered in leather when it's done.
This will house a shallow 8, and yes, I'm going to remove the material under the sub.Last edited by DRTSRFR; 02-11-2011, 06:13 AM.Leave a comment:
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Glovebox/Subbox?
Hey guys, I have a bit of experience with car audio, building competition systems, custom fiberglass enclosures, and whatnot but I've been out of it for a number of years. I recently picked up this e30 and would like to add a little sound but really want to keep the system small and simple. I have a tendency to get carried away with this sort of thing. I've been playing around with the idea of glassing in the glove box to make a small sub enclosure. With a bit of modifying it looks like I can get about .4cuft which should work well for an 8in sub. The latch would need to be reinforced I imagine.
It seems like a good way to keep the sound up front and not lose much trunk space. What do you guys think? Too much work for an 8? I used to prefer 12's but I'm not 20 anymore and figure I can live without those last few Hz and Db's these days.
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