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Has anyone per chance experienced the 8W7 Steathbox from JL in the new Tundra?

I am considering one, basically because I don't know how to fiberglass lol.

I want two, but for around $1400, I think I want to take up glassing.


Any opinions/experiences?

I'd go the glass route... just imagine what you could do with that money

Thats outrageous.

Yeah the 8W7 is a great sounding little sub, but 1400 is way to much 2 of them and a box(s).

why not contact terry at sound solutions and see if there is a q logic box for the tundra that he could save you an assload on and maybe get you a planet audio or kicker or re sub to go in it

For $1,400 you could take a class in fiberglassing, build your box, pay for the subs, and still have money left over.

Just start reading http://www.fiberglassforums.com/

I like to look at other peoples projects for ideas and new/better ways of doing things.

its a bit easier than it looks just take your time. thats the main thing.

Ah, decisions decisions. I've brought it down to some shallows.


I can't figure out which way to go:
Kicker 10" CVT's (pair, two)
http://www.woofersetc.com/index.cfm?fus ... ct_ID=5401

or

Kicker 12" CVT (single, one)
http://www.woofersetc.com/index.cfm?fus ... ct_ID=5403

or

Pioneer Premier 12" shallows (pair, two)
http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PUSA/ ... TS-SW1241D



My problem is that I think I want the SPL of the Kicker, but the SQ of the Pioneer's (which is actually pretty good for such a cheap sub).

I can make a box that is 1.6 cubes (sealed only).

I need some pursuasion lol

the pioneers will have plenty of spl for you. the cvt's arnt really all taht fantastic.

why not go with some Ascendant Audio's they get plenty loud and are great for Sq.