carpetrug

ok cool thanks alot man, could you draw up a box? or do you need the exact dimensions first

MR2NR

iTrader: (66)

You have in your possession the car, a measuring tape, math skills that you are required to know by the time you are in grade 8 and a step dad that builds high end furniture for 30 years, why are you asking if a box designed by someone else will fit your car?

While Jalat designs and builds kick **** boxes, he generally does so with the vehicle present, exactly the same as most shops would require. If you want to be safe, either do the work yourself, have your step dad help you or have a local shop do it. Measure twice cut once.....

jalat

iTrader: (6)

sub up, port back

or

sub facing forward, port back

MR2NR

iTrader: (66)

L x W x H = cubic volume

12" x 12" x 12" = 1728 cubic inches = 1 cubic foot

This is your constant formula to work from. Now you need to figure out the maximum dimensions of the box that can fit in your car. What if you only have 16" of height or 32" of width? This is why you need to do the work if you are building your own box. Once you have the maximum fit measurements, it is working the problem backwards to get to the solution. By this I mean that if you measurements indicate that you have 9 cubic feet 15552 cubic inches or 9 cubic feet of airspace and you know that you need 6, obviously the box can be made smaller and it will fit. Watch for clearance under the back of the hatch when it is closed, between the shock towers, where the back seat comes into the area. Everything needs to be measured.

carpetrug

Because I dont have the car in my possesion as of yet. Im waiting for my friend who is selling me the car to reply with the dimensions. I also dropped out of math in grade 7....

LOWTONEZ

iTrader: (3)

Im not getting in a pissing match with anyone, i will design a couplefor you. let me know which one you like and ill send you full cutout and assembly diagrams.

carpetrug

Wow thanks alot Lowtones thats awsome. ill paypal you a few bucks donation