Blazer box
06-06-2004, 04:45 PM
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Which would be the smartest way to face my box for my blazer
3 PG Ti 10's are going into it @ 2.55 cubic feet with either (3) 3" round ports 13.5" long, or a single 3"x7" slot port 13.5" long not sure yet as per Phoenix gold's suggestion
I have decided that I dont want a back seat since its a 2 door. the seat isnt in good shape and I want the trunk space.
I want to make the box into the floor (the bottom will be fiberglass. now I could fire the subs basicly anyway. Up forwards backwards towards the rear glass or 2 one way 1 the other I have the room to do anything I have PLENTY of space.
Btw what way should I aim the ports?
Thanks for the help
3 PG Ti 10's are going into it @ 2.55 cubic feet with either (3) 3" round ports 13.5" long, or a single 3"x7" slot port 13.5" long not sure yet as per Phoenix gold's suggestion
I have decided that I dont want a back seat since its a 2 door. the seat isnt in good shape and I want the trunk space.
I want to make the box into the floor (the bottom will be fiberglass. now I could fire the subs basicly anyway. Up forwards backwards towards the rear glass or 2 one way 1 the other I have the room to do anything I have PLENTY of space.
Btw what way should I aim the ports?
Thanks for the help
06-06-2004, 05:24 PM
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There are so many options. Alot of people have good success firing them backwards off the back window. Others have success building a wall. Straight up is another good option. Alot depends on how YOU want it to look and sound. One thing to think about is security. IMO if its a daily driver, I would try to make it as stealth as possible.
06-06-2004, 06:31 PM
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This what I kind of had in mind the three subs in a triangular formation straight up with a 3x7 aimed port forward between the seats
most people aim for the back window but most of them dont completely remove the seat either with the seat removed and the box in there it will look like the seat is folded down or something like that it wont look like a sub box
Does anyone see a problem with the way I am thinking of doing it? or is there a better way?
most people aim for the back window but most of them dont completely remove the seat either with the seat removed and the box in there it will look like the seat is folded down or something like that it wont look like a sub box
Does anyone see a problem with the way I am thinking of doing it? or is there a better way?
06-22-2004, 01:02 PM
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as u seem em is how i used em. drivin an 89 pathy the best way i found to fire the subs was to have em about 1/2 a foot away from the rear hatch with the port facing the same way. but thats a pathfinder and thats just the best way i could find. ull probably find it better a diff way. just my 2 cents.!!!!!
as u seem em is how i used em. drivin an 89 pathy the best way i found to fire the subs was to have em about 1/2 a foot away from the rear hatch with the port facing the same way. but thats a pathfinder and thats just the best way i could find. ull probably find it better a diff way. just my 2 cents.!!!!!
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