need a box builder for to 15inch l7
02-25-2009, 09:16 PM
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need a box builder for to 15inch l7
hey. iam new to the site, i live in mississauga, and i have two 15inch l7 kickers that need to fit in my 2000 bmw coupe, i was wondering if any knows someone who can build professional boxes or a shop that can do it.iam not really looking for looks i rather sound so taking up all my truck space is fine. please let me know
02-25-2009, 09:24 PM
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I am sure jalat will be here soon and he will take care of you for sure. He does really good work and is a real nice guy. He has some pics of his work on the site if you search for them. I would do it for you, but I have my own to build and no place to work inside. LOL If you have a garage I can work in I would do both at the same time and only charge you for materials.
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02-25-2009, 09:45 PM
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hey. iam new to the site, i live in mississauga, and i have two 15inch l7 kickers that need to fit in my 2000 bmw coupe, i was wondering if any knows someone who can build professional boxes or a shop that can do it.iam not really looking for looks i rather sound so taking up all my truck space is fine. please let me know
those woofers ported are gonna need like at the least 6.5 cubic feet thats after displacements. you might wanna consider either running them sealed, or only running one woofer
what amp will you be using to power these/this sub(s)
02-25-2009, 10:10 PM
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daamm bro i dont have a garage. i hopefully they will fit i might have to due some custom work done but i really want two of them in,but all that really matters is alot of bass but it needs to sound good. iam going to be running t2001bd fosgate amp so that should pump them nice.
02-25-2009, 10:17 PM
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Jalat will be the one to tackle this in your area (Ontario just kind of blends all together for us westerners....). He will agree that one sub in the right ported box is the way to go to maximize the output. If two are the goal, a sealed box is the way to go to try and attempt to have them installed properly.
02-26-2009, 10:09 AM
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The subs themselves will fit if you angle them or you're willing to try different setups ... thing is, if you want a straight box, then you're going to have to measure that up exactly. Especially with the 15's ...
