has anyone fit a 15" sub in a hawkeye saloon?
#1
has anyone fit a 15" sub in a hawkeye saloon?
I'm struggeling to picture a box big enough for the sub and how i'd get it in the boot, just wondered if anyone can point me to some pictures for a bit of inspiration before a waste a few hours and sheets of mdf working it out.
Cheers,
Shane.
Cheers,
Shane.
#2
https://www.scoobynet.com/ice-2/5552...completed.html
not a hawkeye mate but that's a 15" sub and box behind my rear seats.
Not a lot of room for anything else in the boot mind
view my profile pics for more up to date ones.
not a hawkeye mate but that's a 15" sub and box behind my rear seats.
Not a lot of room for anything else in the boot mind
view my profile pics for more up to date ones.
#3
Cheers for the reply,
I think im going to struggle with mine, idealy i need about 4.5 cubic foot for a decent ported box. Looks like a day with cardboard and sticky tape to make some models
I think im going to struggle with mine, idealy i need about 4.5 cubic foot for a decent ported box. Looks like a day with cardboard and sticky tape to make some models
#4
approximate INTERNAL dimensions will need to be approximately
11.89 " deep
32.09 " High
19.81 " wide
Or a variant thereof. This will give an INTERNAL volume of 4.3741 Cu Ft (approx)
This is only a rough guide but should save some time with the card and tape.
Alternatively check out carstereo.com and look for the "How To" guide.
11.89 " deep
32.09 " High
19.81 " wide
Or a variant thereof. This will give an INTERNAL volume of 4.3741 Cu Ft (approx)
This is only a rough guide but should save some time with the card and tape.
Alternatively check out carstereo.com and look for the "How To" guide.
#5
Thanks again,
Im from the BIG spl briggade so my usual plan of attack is brace it with steel, then fill it with mdf and fibreglass. Obviously that only applies to old stuff for competing, the cardboard was to make a shaped box the firstly follows the contours of the boot to maximise usable area but more importantly to make sure once it's built i can actualy get it inside the car.
Im from the BIG spl briggade so my usual plan of attack is brace it with steel, then fill it with mdf and fibreglass. Obviously that only applies to old stuff for competing, the cardboard was to make a shaped box the firstly follows the contours of the boot to maximise usable area but more importantly to make sure once it's built i can actualy get it inside the car.
#6
i have 2 in my blob but have had to lie them flat as they are too big to stand up.
doesnt look great, sounds it though
http://i260.photobucket.com/albums/i...7/DSCN0441.jpg
doesnt look great, sounds it though
http://i260.photobucket.com/albums/i...7/DSCN0441.jpg
Last edited by mwinter7; 31 July 2008 at 11:19 AM. Reason: wrong foto link
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