Separated the speakers with some foam. Gonna have to finish sealing with foam after I resin it.




Time for resin and some glassing!! Good thing the rain stopped. lol

 

Two layers of mat on the outside. (With a little sanding in between)



Two layers against the inside walls for a total of 5 layers.



A quick rough sanding before the filler.



I'm going to install them today just to hear how they sound. I'm thinking that the lack of internal volume is going to lower cone movement. Hope they still slam! It's going to be another week or so before I can finish them up, so gonna have some tuning time.

I'll post a pick of them in the door once I get them in.

 

can you not vent them into your door? layer the edge of the hole with a **** load of dynamat.

 

Yeah thats what I was planning on doing with mine. Cut out around the factory hole so they fire into my nice deadened doors.
Nick

 

That would work for the top set. I sealed the two chambers from eachother because I plan to run MB drivers down there and didn't want them to interfere with the mid. I could try it ... the whole can always be covered up again. I'll see how they sound sealed first. I'm giving them more than they are rated and when they ran in my doors had A LOT of excursion. (for cheap comps ) A little too much.

 

That's gonna be a bass race monster!

 

lol, Thanks Don .... I can't wait!! Hopefully my remote will arrive before the comp. lol

 

remote use during bassrace = fail.

its user dependant though.
i broke out with like a 133 using my remote lol

 

You could be right .... but the **** on my radio is worn and it jumps volume up and down when turned. Not exactly accurate volume increments. Not to mention the pause issues. I'll give it a try ..... even if only to pause/unpause.

 

Been neglecting this for to0 long .... so I got some grill cloth and finished the grills.