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I was thinking bout something like this too.
http://www.step2.com/product.cfm?product_id=1351&stp2ssid=4D47C767-1143-E489-2D1055ED2CA36868
We carry them at work... and since it's all molded plastic it would be really easy to just shoot some foam in it to seal it up, then plexi the windows, seal around door, amp on board with 1- 10" or 12", and you could probably still find room to mount a battery some where...
But I really like the remote controlled range rover idea, a remote controlled hummer was what crossed my mind first :)
http://www.step2.com/product.cfm?product_id=1351&stp2ssid=4D47C767-1143-E489-2D1055ED2CA36868
We carry them at work... and since it's all molded plastic it would be really easy to just shoot some foam in it to seal it up, then plexi the windows, seal around door, amp on board with 1- 10" or 12", and you could probably still find room to mount a battery some where...
But I really like the remote controlled range rover idea, a remote controlled hummer was what crossed my mind first :)
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why do you carry them at work?We carry them at work... and since it's all molded plastic it would be really easy to just shoot some foam in it to seal it up, then plexi the windows, seal around door, amp on board with 1- 10" or 12", and you could probably still find room to mount a battery some where...
My morning job at Menards. They sell all the outdoorsy stuff from swing sets to the Step2 houses.smoker wrote:why do you carry them at work?
Hey Bill,
Do you think that lil rover has enough room in it for a single 8" driver (somethin small and cheap, like Legacy or Pyramid... so who cares if we blow the sub)
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How about we try a 6.5" from a decent component set in a very small bandpass.Bwcad1 wrote:i dont think we could get an 8 to fit unfotunatly im thinking maybe a 6.5 or something of that nature. but i cant wait to get on this bitch im thinking a small bandpass
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if i do someth ing like this, i'd probably end up with some small drivers off parts express. i highly doubt a subwoofer would really work well in this situation... as they said in the thread on the forum it was posted on, using ia sub (80Hz or less) in one of those cars would be like trying to hit high in a regular sized vehicle at 15Hzish. The tone used with that was atleast 100Hz or higher.l
when building one, how do you get the mic in without loosing alot of pressure (ie, opening a door/sunroof/etc)
when building one, how do you get the mic in without loosing alot of pressure (ie, opening a door/sunroof/etc)

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Chewing GumDarthness wrote: when building one, how do you get the mic in without loosing alot of pressure (ie, opening a door/sunroof/etc)
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