da box, sub firin up back there somewhere
Didnt' clean off the scores from the SLAP show (decently calibrated AC on the dash).. notice.. 1-1, thats stock 1 (one 12, 2 10's... etc).
Yep, I guess when you're purpose is to compete, making a clean install really isn't all that practical with the amount of times you might change a sub, box or amp.Jonathan wrote:"Why is it every SPL nut never makes the install look good?
Everyone I have seen looks like ass..."
External flared ports have that air horn cool look to them :) SPL competitors and enthusiasts are more focused on the number than install finesse, you're always upgrading/changing something.
Mainly fiddling around with the box. My sub will be firing twoards the hatch, because from what i've heard firing upwards doesn't do well in my Jeep. Of course, i'll probably try it out anyways. I need to add resin, PVC and who knows what else to the box before i can judge if it's really gunna cut it.Basstronics wrote:By install you must mean box and sub placement.
exactlyaudiobass10 wrote:Yep, I guess when you're purpose is to compete, making a clean install really isn't all that practical with the amount of times you might change a sub, box or amp.
this is a jerry rigged hacked box that i built in 2 hours.. it was for 2 12's then i hacked it in half for one.audiobass10 wrote:Impressive! Not sure if anyones ever hit that number with a single Type R. Goes to show you what lots of time spent on the install will get ya.