My New Box

[NITRAM-X]

I finally finished my box for my four 10" jl w1v2's. it was a pain in the ass however. i built my first box 2 cubic feet too big. i thought it wouldn't work so i began another one. i got about half way through it and a lightbulb popped in my head. i decided to fill up the excess space by placing 4x4 posts in the box, i know im :bird: , I ended up putting 21.5 feet of 4x4 post in my speakerbox. the thing weighs almost 200 lbs. :hahaha:Now before you point and laugh, I hooked up two of my subs to see how it sounded and damn this thing hits. i am friggin happy. :biggrin:

here are some pics...sorry forgot the flash. and there upside down because i had to flip the box for my wires to reach im going to go get longer wires when i get my other amp hooked up to the other two subs.

i am thinking about getting it covered in a black carbon fiber with silver carbon fiber inserts but not sure. please give your opinions/comments.

 

[Xacto]

im terrified for your life if you ever flip lol. otherwise nicely done

 

[Jonathan]

i think.........its going to kill you and the people in the 4 cars infront of you if you get in an accident :laugh:

 

[Stevenredx]

Damn what a box... i hope it pounds

 

[NITRAM-X]

:hahaha:

i think.........its going to kill you and the people in the 4 cars infront of you if you get in an accident :laugh:

:laugh: haha.. i know i think i've found a way to secure it.

 

[07xrunner]

200 lbs man that a heavy box :laugh: looks good though :top:

 

[Jonathan]

at least lay it on its back?

 

[drewXrunner]

Dam that box is gonna be loud. :rock:

 

[Wheelz]

I dont get why you guys say if hes going to flip or crash?? I dont get it lol??
:dontknow: :dontknow: :dontknow:

Other wise, man that thing looks •XR•XR•XR•XRing awsome!!!

 

[Bobby B]

ended up putting 21.5 feet of 4x4 post in my speakerbox. the thing weighs almost 200 lbs.

You could use solid blocks of Styro-foam (the white stuff not the squishy stuff) Instead of wood just use your math skills to figure out the cubic inches of the foam and cut to fit. Remember your subs take up air too. This is a trick I learned from two of the most famous pioneers of the car audio and home audio world
"Eric Holdaway" and "Vance Dikcason"
They would use this method to fine tune their bass tight/punchy what have you?
These guys are legends! and old friends
:top:

 

[Bobby B]

Looks good though JL's are IMHO the finest consumer level subs made today
:top:

 

[Stevenredx]

Looks good though JL's are IMHO the finest consumer level subs made today
:top:

your not alone :top:

 

[xtoplinex]

wow thats massive..lol...looks great. Where are you going to put yours amps at?

 

[morcheez]

wow that is too much for me ...i have the one little 10 and im just fine...are u looking to win a contest with this thing?

 

[NITRAM-X]

wow thats massive..lol...looks great. Where are you going to put yours amps at?

right now there hidden under my seats but i plan on building a plexiglass housing to sit on top of my box. im going to backlight it with blue neon and have x-runner etched into it.

 

[DOGO X]

Looks real big box! It better pound like mad max

 

[07XR808]

Nice set-up although i could never use up that much space! Would never be able to use the rear access cab!

 

[DOGSTOY06]

takes up more room for my needs.there are advantages to this system thou:
1- will need weight lifter car thieves to steal the box!:laugh: j/k
2- no need for traction bars with the 200lbs where its located,downforce.!

 

[nxrunner]

takes up more room for my needs.there are advantages to this system thou:
1- will need weight lifter car thieves to steal the box!:laugh: j/k
2- no need for traction bars with the 200lbs where its located,downforce.!

:hahaha: HAHAHAHHAAAA

 

[jockin my styLez]

so did you ever do that carbon fiber and build the amp racks like you said?
cant wait to see pics